London Board rulings and royal show at Kilburn
The Queen v Sir Charles Reed case upheld the Board may borrow if funds cover costs, with Mansion House Hospital Fund reaching 21 5 00. Lords committee passed the Whitechapel rail bill preamble. Funeral of Lord Lawrence set at Westminster Abbey. Prince of Wales opened the Kilburn International Agricultural Show amid multinational display. rain delayed the Queen’s planned attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queen’s Bench Division
Charles Reed
London School Board
Bank of England
Ordships
Henry James
Mansion House Hospital
H House of Lords Committee
Lord Belmore
Metropolitan and Metropolitan District Railways
Inner Circle
Whitechapel
Lord Lawrence
Westminster Abbey
Prince of Wales
Kilburn
Count Schouwaloff
Education Department study shows UK singing methods in schools
A Education Department report details how English and Welsh schools divide among Hullahs system Curwen Tonic Sol-fa and ear instruction. Scotland shows fewer using systems with most teaching by ear. The piece also includes political letters and Bradford Liberal meeting summaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Education Department
England
Wales
Mr. Hullah
Curwen
Scotland
Mr. Ullah
Forster
Illingworth
Bradford
Mr. Illingworth
United Kingdom
Ireland
Godwin
Liberal
W. EE. Forster
Alfred Illingworth
Alderman Law
Gleanings and Humorous Observations on Life and Science
A collage of jokes and social quips on women and marriage, cats, donkeys and evolution, with pithy remarks from Spurgeon and light scientific curiosity. The piece ends noting a Belgian experiment training cats to mimic carrier pigeons and the odd result of data carried away and returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith
Cats as messengers spark Liege line of a regu lar system
A Daily News report describes 37 Liege cats shipped far from home with all returning within a day. It mentions a proposed cat communication link between Liege and nearby villages and relays a camp anecdote about a cock as a living alarm clock with hens named Mabel and Joan of Arc and tales of eggs and quarrels over ownership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liege
The
Daily News
21St
Johnnie Cope
Mabel
Jones
Mackintosh Rogers and Partridge Stallybrass Marriages
Births Marriages and Deaths notices record three June weddings. Alexander Mackintosh of Teaninich House, Ross-shire weds Lilian Rogers of Clapham. Frances Elizabeth Partridge, daughter of William Partridge, marries T W Pinn of Stockport. Agnea Hill Stallybrass, daughter of Rev T S Stallybrass, wed Macintyre at West Ham Congregational Chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Jackson
T. W. Pinn
M.A
Stockport
Frances Elizabeth
William Partridge
M.R.C.V.S
K. F. Weave
Bournemouth
Macintyre—Stallybrass
Sign of the Times as Grocer Stocks Books and Tea
A reader notices a shop on Gray's Inn Road displaying standard books beside a LiQuor Tea Company sign. He muses on how literature and commerce blend to outpace rivals, noting how a trader’s purchase of a glittering diamond and steam power advances heed. The piece praises the Liquor Tea Company's rise through combining books and tea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gray’s Inn-Road
Walter Scott
Lord Lytton
LiQuor Tea Company
Ophir
Matabeland
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Lorp Braconshetp
the People's Tripoutre
Tracy Turnerelli
Lord Beaconsfield
Crystal Palace
Downing-street
Whitehall
Algernon Tournor
Asq
Vurgaseliskon
Braprorp
W. &. Forster
M.P
St. George’s Hall
Isaac Holden
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