Thunderstorm Toll and Royal Events Highlight London News
The Scotsman reports a late November gural address at Glasgow University and a commission on court salaries. Other items include a fatal Dartmoor accident involving Colonel Mackenzie, a major jewel theft in Bond Street, and a Bank of England rate cut. Storms batter eastern counties with drownings, rail impacts, shipboard rescues, and public works openings. The Queen may visit the Isle of Skye, progress on Albert Bridge, and various local incidents abroad and at home are noted. Police, clergy, and unions feature in political and social updates across the realm.
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Gural
Glasgow University
Courts of Law
The
Scotsman
Lord Lisgar
George Young
Trevelyan
M.P
Algernon West
Law
Treasury
Rowsell
Admiralty
Kenneth Mackenzie
Dartmoor
Gratton Ford
Captain Colomb
Colomb
Colonel Mackenzie
London
Bondstreet
Thames
Liverpool
Kirtlebridge
Bank of England
J. Butt
Newcastle-on-Tyne
Home Government Association of England
England
Ireland
Rae
Wisbeach
Downham
Loughborough
Brick-lane
Bethnal-green
Carmen’s Association
Southampton
Hans Busk
Elizabeth Greaves
Sunderland
Seaham
James George
Albert Bridge
Chelsea
Battersea
Gladstone
J. Chamberlain
National Education League
Hawarden
John Stevenson
Cambridge
Hobson-street
Sydney-street
Stevenson
Wycliffe
Tyndale
Brighton
London School Board
Isle of Skye
James IV
Scotland
Hebrides
Dundee
Yeaman
F. D. Maurice
St. John Baptist
Westminster Abbey
London and North-Western Railway
Moon
Wigan
Blanchard Jerrold
Europe
Duke of Edinburgh
Trent Valley
Earl of Shrewsbury
Talbot
Ingestre Hall
Birmingham
Donaldson
Chatham Dockyard
Armagh
Dublin
National Agricultural Labourers’ Union
Leamington
Arch
America
James Stanton
Aldersgate Street
Seymour Road
Wandsworth
India
Highworth
Swindon
Redbourne
Lightning Strikes Houses Injure One Girl in Fire
A girl upstairs was burnt on the right side and a black streak appeared on her sleeve but she suffered no injury. The lightning that struck adjacent houses produced a sound like musketry.
Dutch Ministers Resign. Corsican Council General Elects President
A telegraph from the Hague states all Dutch Ministers have resigned. Prince Napoleon wins reelection as President of the Corsican Council-General. Garibaldi to preside at a Geneva banquet on September 4. Reports of Brazilian telegraph fault and global diplomatic shifts. Brigandage in Italy and a famine risk in Mysore accompany other international notes.
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Hague
Napoleon
Corsica
Garibaldi
Geneva
Brazil
Lisbon
Germany
International Postal Congress
Russia
Zanzibar
England
Victor Emmanuel
M. Ratazzi
Constantinople
the Times
Grant
Jack
Fort Klamath
New York Herald
Alexandria
Samuel
Lady Baker
Baker
Suez
Cairo
Italy
Salerno
Manzi
Lincoln
Nebraska
Mysore
Bangalore
Tom Thump
C. S. Stratton
Tom Thumb
Middlesborough
Mass
Duke of EdinpurGu
St. Petersburg
Duke of Edinburgh
Livadia
America
Japan
Europe
Yokohama
Allgemeine Zeitung
Ministry of Finance
Comte of Paris
Anv
M. Guizot
Orleanist
Journal de Paris
Comte de Paris