Wales Meeting Supports Ballot and Eviction Aid Fund
A Wales gathering endorses the ballot principle amid farmer distress and landlord pressure. Attendees pledge to aid the eviction fund for those harmed by exercising the franchise, and urge Parliament to act next session. Letters from Miall, Sir Titus Salt, and W Pollard send regrets and financial contributions to the fund.
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Wales
Miall
M.P
Titus Salt
W. Pollard
Faraday Memorial subscription and varied world news
Reports note 1,400 subscriptions toward the Faraday Memorial and mention a bicycle fatality in Birmingham. Returns from America include a Sheffield trades unionist, Indiana rings, inquest verdicts of starvation, a Manchester colliery disaster, and plans for world rail and steamship through tickets. Other items cover a fox hunt on bicycles, Dickens’ new London New York story, Atlantic and French cable deals, and various social and financial notes from London.
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Gustave Dore
Faraday
Birmingam
Broadhead
America
Sheffield
Indiana
Humphroeys
Bethnal Green
Knowles
Pendleton
Manchester
Yarmouth
Isle of Wight
Johnny
Mamma
Mr. Dickens
London
New York
Messra. Fields, Osgood and Co
Atlantic Cable Company
Bolton
Farnworth
Kersley
David Baxter
Society of Antiquaries of Scotland
Alexander Selkirk
Juan Fernandez
Pond-place
Fulham-road
St. Giles’s
St. George’s In
Poplar
Bermondsey
Atheneum
Bessemer
London and North-Western
Europe
Demidoff
Villa of
San Donato
Florence
Paris
Tynpauu
Punceh
Unquuarr Acain
Rome
Unlikely English clash over infallibility and odd verses
A London observer reports on the Bishop of Orleans facing an English Protestant challenger, Mr. David Urquhart, in a spirited exchange. The piece threads through linguistic quirks, a drowning by suicide report, coffee leaf usage, French gallantry, and toxic adulteration fears in British beer trade.
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Orleans
David Urquhart
Monsignor Dupanloup
Fleming
Louisville
Sumatra
Carga Corp
Daily Telegraph
Whitehead
Josh Bitline
Liverpool
London
England
Wine-drinking habits improve as strong draughts decline
The Aranchester Guardian notes that liquor offered to the working classes is often drugged and laments the past passion among the middle and upper classes for ports and sherries. It asserts improved wine-drinking habits and urges the decay of strong draughts to spread through all social levels for national gain.
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Aranchester
Notices require postage with column announcements
On and after January 5 the column will accept notices only if sent with a remittance of half a crown in postage stamps. The rule applies to all announcements intended for this column.
REES JOHNSON MARRIAGE AT BOCKING CHURCH
Births marriages and deaths notice from a local paper lists the January 29 marriage of Mary Anne Shaw to W. Carey Rees at Bocking Congregational Church, with remarks on family relations and officiants. Other notices include the February 2 wedding at Maidenhead for Agnes Silver and Charles Vardy, the January 23 death of Miss Whitty in Yeovil, and obituaries for William Thorn and infant Percival Edgar Theobald with brief life details.
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Clapham
Agnes
Richard Silver
Altwood Road
Maidenhead
Whitty
Yeovil
Somerset
Thorn
Portland Terrace
Winchester
William Thorn
Congregational Church
Baptism
Theobald
Percival Edgar
Morell
Ellen
Mial
Bank of England Account Ledger February 3 1870
The weekly Bank of England account shows issue department notes at £82,571,150 and total assets and liabilities across government debt £411,015,100, other securities £3,984,909, gold coin £18,571,160, and deposits £21,100,910. Chief Cashier Geo. Forses notes figures for week ending February 2 with totals of £45,697,238 in various holdings and £45,697,238 overall.
Holloway's Ointment And Pill for Pain Relief
The text claims Holloway remedies ease sciatica rheumatism neuralgia gout and related pain. It describes fomenting with tepid brine then applying ointment and taking pills as prescribed to relieve severe pain, reduce swelling relax tendons and strengthen affected limbs.
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Hollloway
Holloway
English and foreign market dull with declines in grains
Fresh supplies at today’s market were moderate while demand remained inactive. English wheat fell 28 per year from Monday’s low, foreign wheat 1s. qr lower, flour and bread products down, oats and Indian corn weaker, and barley and peas seeing limited sales. Metropolitan cattle market saw modest arrivals with fewer top quality animals, firmer meat prices, and overall quiet trade.
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Metropolitan
London
Essex
Kent
Pras
Norfolk & Sudulk
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