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Newspaper

Nonconformist

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Feb 15, 1868

Page

20

Excerpts from Rev Henry Stern Letter on Abyssinia Campaign

The Rev Henry A Stern reports from Magdala that news of the British expedition reached them on Friday December 13, noting the King is three days away yet hindered by insurgents and bulky cannons. He describes a brutal execution method and cites General Merewether urging provisions and a swift advance once stockpiled, with Gobazye asked to restrain Theodore and protect captives.

Henry A. Stern Magdala Abyssinia Ourney Theodoros Merewether Stern Gobazye Theodore Miecesehne

Fenianism Trials and Cork Arrests Dominate Bow Street

At Bow Street on Tuesday eight prisoners faced remand for the Clerkenwell explosion deaths with Crown info prompting delay. Cork saw Captain Mackay amid arrests after a shootout with police, a boy killed in the mob scene, and police guarding the Bridewell. In Dublin and Cork further Fenian actions included indictments, trials, and newspaper prosecutions.

Clerkenwell Thomas Henry Bow Street Giffard Lewis O'Neill Scotland Mullaney Mackay Bridewell Allport Cork Tuckey-street Bullen Hynes Hugo Doreen Flanagan Commission Dublin Justice Fitzgerald Lennon Weekly News Irishman Pigott Hardy Seymour

Government Address Handed to Her Majesty

The offer was presented to the Government and he ensured the address would be submitted to Her Majesty at the earliest opportunity.

Her

Court Postponed and Royal News From Osborne to Marlborough House

The court session scheduled for Tuesday March 3 is postponed to Friday March 6 due to Prince Leopold’s illness. The Prince of Wales and Princess of Manchester visit ends with returns to Marlborough House. The Princess of Wales shows improved mobility. tributes include a ruby bracelet to Mrs. Martin. reports on Adams, Education Bill, Irish subsidies, and Livingstone expedition prospects. Sir David Brewster dies aged 98 at Allerley House, with notes on his family and career.

Osborne Prince Leopold Prince of Wales Duke and Duchess of Manchester Kimbolton Castle Marlborough House Princess of Wales Athenaum Prince Consort John Plummer Earl of Derby Theodore Martin Adams United States London Johnson John Bull Duke of Marlborough Irish Times Treasury Exhibition Palace Dublin Royal Irish Institute of Art Cork Belfast Lough Weekly Register Gladstone Admiralty Young Livingstone Duke of Edinburgh Australia Royal Geographical Society Roderick Murchison Nile Egypt National Conservative and Constitutional Union Council of the Union Sir David Brewster Allerley House Melrose Sir David Jedburgh Roxburghshire Brewster of Craig Brewster Scoonie Patrick Paisley Duke of Roxburghe

Decrease of the Population in Ireland in 1867

The Registrar General reports June 1867 population of Ireland at 5,557,196, down from 5,798,564 on April 7, 1861, a net decrease of 241,368 over six years and more despite births.

Ireland Registrar- General

Fire Incinerates Oxford Music Hall Amidst Ruin

Fire at the Oxford Music Hall near Tottenham Court Road gutted much of the interior after a night of carelessness and fuse-related causes. A 27-year-old Charterhouse-square resident died from a fall during somnambulism. Notting-hill street assault on bullion merchant Mr M keown leads to police court action where liquor may have influenced events.

Oxford Tottenham Court Road Charterhouse-square St. Aubyn's Bay Jersey Pangdestre Speke Notting-hill M’keown Fenchurch-street St. James's Hall Lancaster-road Hammersmith M‘keown

London and County Bank declares 20 percent annual dividend

At the half yearly meeting of the London and County Banking Company a 6 per cent dividend and an 8 per cent bonus were recommended, totaling 20 per cent for 1867. Net half year profit reached 90 000 pounds with 9,000,000 pounds due from bills discounted and advances to customers.

London and County Bank London and County Banking Company Sheffield Manchester Salford National Institution United Kingdom Great Northean Hospital Caledonian Road Myddelton Hall Islington Holloway Volunteer Fire Brigade Launcch Hercules Chatham Admiralty H. Corry Lord H. Lennox Corry
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