Funeral Service for Mr Bailhache at Abney Park Chapel
The funeral for Mr Bailhache was held at Abney Park Cemetery in Abney Chapel with Rev. W Spensley and a host of ministers from missionary and Bible societies in attendance. Relatives and friends heard from Dr Cowdy and Rev Tymms as they reflected on Bailhache’s life, ministry, and devotion to missionary work, with prayers at the chapel and graveside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abney Park Cemetery
Abney Chapel
W. Spensley
Mullens
London Missionary Society
Punshon
Wesleyan Missionary Society
H. Wright
M.A
The
Church Missionary Society
Dr. Green
Religious Tract Society
E. C. B. Reed
British and Foreign Bible Society
W. P. Cope
London Baptist Association
J. H. Millard
B.A
Baptist Home Mission
Baptist Missionary Society
Underhill
Alfred A. Baynes
Sanders
Eb, White
J. T. Wigner
Harley-street
Maclaren
T. W. Tymms
Downs Chapel
Clapton
George Gould
Norwich
Cowdy
Jersey
Bailhache
Leeds
Watford
Cross-street
Islington
Missionary Society
Tymms
J. P. Chowan
Bloomsbury Chapel
Bailhavhe
Publications and Electric Light Trials in London
Mr Murray announces Gleanings of Past Years 1813 75 by Mr Cladstone and Heaths Fern World in monthly parts. Major Whyte Melville has given Chapman and Hall a new three volume novel. Electr ic light trial on Holborn Viaduct using Jabluchkoff battery and Robey engine shows strong illumination and fewer lamps. Royal Exchange and Mansion House to be lit by Wordermann system for public comparison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murray
Cladstone
Messrs
Sampson Low
Marston, and Co
Francis George Heath
Major Whyte-Melville
Messrs. Chapman and Hall
Holborn
City Commission of Sewers
Messrs. Robey
Royal Exchange
Mansion House
Cabinet Meetings and Foreign Affairs Amid Week of Events
Reports detail several cabinet meetings, royal visits, and international exchanges. The Black Prince arrived at Spithead from Halifax to be paid off under Duke of Edinburgh, and the Prince and Princess of Wales met the Chinese Minister at Marlborough House. Ongoing Irish Home Rule tensions, political withdrawals, weather disruptions in Scotland, bank troubles in Bristol, and public health notices punctuate a week of varied proceedings across Britain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Granville
House of Lords
Halifax
Spithead
Duke of Edinburgh
Windsor
Prince
Princess of Wales
Kuo-Ta-Jen
H. Macartney
Marlborough House
Butt
M.P
Ward
House of Commons
O’connor
Home Rule Confederation of Great Britain
Power
Ireland
Robert Montagu
Holman Hunt
London
Aberdeen
City of Glasgow Bank
Glasgow
West of England
Bristol
Baxter Langley
Swindlehurst
Laffety
Home Secretary
Langley
Agricultural Labourers’ Union
Kent
Sussex
Canterbury
Maverslin
Metropolitan Board of Works
Garnet Wolseley
England
Cyprus
Thames
Captain Tyler
O'Donnell
Dublin
Barnsley
Princess Mary
Addlestone
Seven Bills Tackle Liquor Question in House of Commons
Notices in the House of Commons include seven liquor measures from Major Nolan to improve spirits in bond to Dr Cameron to cure habitual drunkards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Commons
Major Nolan
Bond
Dr. Cameron
Quips and Quirks From Oddball News A Century Ago
A collection of humorous snippets and sharp witticisms from a Missouri paper and other sources. Jokes about hard times, a boiler accident and a funeral inscription satire contrast with a London lord chancellor’s gout reflection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
Patrick
Richmond
Henley
Death notices from London and neighboring towns
Falkner Agur aged sixty four died at Regent's Park on December 11. Hudson Mary widow of Rev John Hudson died at Rodborough near Stroud in her 90th year. Coombs Elizabeth widow of Rev John Addison Coombs died at Torquay in her 77th year. Bailhache Rev Clement Bailhache secretary of the Baptist Missionary Society died at Highbury aged 48. Pullar John Pular aged 75 died suddenly at St Leonards Bank Perth on December 11.
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Falkner
Charcot-crescent
Regent’s Park
Agur Falkner
Croydon
Kettering
Hudson
Kestrels
Rodborough
Stroud
William Creed
Mary
John Hudson
Mayer’s Green
West Bromwich
Staffordshire
Coombs
Northcourt
Torquay
Elizabeth
John Addison Coombs
Thomas Wilson
Highbury
Bailhache
Leigh-road
Clement Bailhache
Baptist Missionary Society
Pullar
St. Leonards Bank
Perth
John Pular
Cadbury's Cocoa Essence Promoted by Makers to the Queen
Advertises Cadbury's Cocoa Essence as a nutritious beverage option ordered by medical professionals in thousands of cases. Warns shoppers to avoid imitations sold by some shopkeepers. Mentions Paris depot at 90 Faubourg St. Honoré.
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Cadbury
Paris
Faubourg St. Honoré
Various Patent Remedies Promised in Catalog Style
The passage lists Grant Morella Cherry Brandy as a superior liqueur and other tonics and cosmetics from 19th century products. It promotes Coca leaf based health preparations, Worpsworth homeopathic remedies, Allen hair restorer, Judson's Violet Dye, Reckitt's Paris Blue laundry product, Hollo way ointment and remedies for skin and health, with ad copy urging purchases through chemists and stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant
Thomas Grant
Maidstone
Worpsworth
P.O.O
H. Wordsworth and Co
Homeopathic Chemista
Sloane-street
Knightsbridge
London
A. Allen
Judson
Reckitt
Paris
Rechitt
HoLtoway
Holloway
Welch
Carter Sks
Ror Holloway
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