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Newspaper
Nonconformist
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Jan 27, 1875
Page
9
The young Emperor wed Lady Aluto at Pekin on October 16 and formally took supreme power on February 23, 1872. On June 29 that year the audience question was settled as he welcomed Japanese and European Ambassadors at Pekin Court.
National religious debate heats London with a Liberation Society lecture on Church and State. In Manchester a large Free Trade Hall gathering supports disestablishment, with speakers praising Mr Bright and criticizing Mr Forster. Canon Kingsley obituary notes his career and 500 pound Eversley living.
A plan calls for a bronze statue of Hans Christian Andersen to be placed in Copenhagen when he reaches his 71st year in April. The fund aims to be affordable so all classes and even children can contribute.
A collage of brief items reports infant suffocation rates in London, poetry news, foreign trade, street humor, and a plan to expand retiring rooms in London. It notes early Covent Garden produce, ship sales, a joke about a Dolly Varden, a legal quip on matrimonial character, a zinc groom, and medical uses of nitrite of amyl alongside Cold treatment lore from Gresham College.
Dr Hassan notes that tea samples from Afessis Horniman's Warehouse for Agents show Pune quality. At the docks, Horniman's Lens samples yield Pung quality. Packeta bought from Agents for Horniman's Tea matches in purity. 8,248 agents and chemists noted in the stock.
The piece extols Holloway’s balsamic Pills as blood purifiers and spring remedies. It claims they cleanse the system, improve appetite, aid digestion, regulate the liver, stimulate kidneys, and gently regulate bowels without griping amid winter air issues and common bodily excesses.
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