Royal prizes distributed and royal progress noted
Prizes were awarded with certificates bearing the Queen's signature pieces at the Windsor Association event in Home Park. The Prince and Princess of Wales will visit Lynn to inaugurate the new dock and then Hull. A Cabinet Council met at Earl Granville's Bruton Square home. The Duke of Edinburgh receives a Knight Grand Cross. other peerages are announced.
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Windsor
Home Park
Prince and Princess of Wales
Lynn
New Lynn Dock
Hull
Earl Granville
Brutonsquare
Duke of Edinburgh
Order of St. Michael and St George
Earl Derby
Earl Grey
Earl Russell
Frederick Peel
Adderley
Henry Taylor
Peter Coates
Paisley
Egypt
Oxford
London
Brussels
Prince of Wales
Charing-cross
Dover
Duke of Sutherland
Buckingham Palace
Strawberry Hill
C. Fortescue
Lancashire
W. Bowles
K.C.B
Navy
Nelson
Trafalgar
Fitzjames Stephens
Q.C
Maine
Supreme Council of India
Leeds Mercury
Scotland
W. E. Baxter
M.P
Admiralty
Candish
Sunderland
Baxter
Candlish
Glode
Rient
St. James’s Hall
Home Secretary
Murphy
Newdegate
House of Commons
J. M. Holt
Joshua Fielding
Birmingham
Society of Ants
G. A. Macfarren
Hanover Square Rooms
Society
Earl Grosvenor
Howarth
P. Galway
Royan
Conservatory
Prince Consort
Martin
Josgph Crossley
Joseph Crossley
Halifax
House of Lords
Dodson
John Crossley
Francis Crossley
Skirpoat Moor
Crossley Orphan Home
Edward Crossley
Trades Union Bill
Exeter Hall
Bruce
Nitroglycerine Blast Kills Four in Wales and Nearby Murders
A nitroglycerine explosion near Carnarvon wrecked Cwymelo causing four deaths and many injuries. The blast shattered the railway station and damaged the valley to Snowdon. A coroner ruled accidental death as the death toll rose to seven. Separate reports include a fatal assault in Emly, a fatal aunt-nephew shooting in Great Yarmouth, and multiple youth robberies.
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Cwymelo
Carnarvon
Carnarvon Pier
Snowdon
Emly
County
Tipperary
Neille
Denis Fahey
Great Yarmouth
Hdward Astings Forder
Tooting Common
Skirlaugh
East Riding of Yorkshire
Styche
Orangemen
Portadown
Memorial Portrait of Thomas Wincut Presented to City
The Memorial Portrait of prison philanthropist Thomas Wincut was painted by subscription and presented to the City of London Corporation at a specially convened Court of Common Council. Lord Shaftesbury, as memorial committee president, made the presentation.
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Thomas Wincut
City of London Corporation
Court of Common Council
Lord Shaftesbury
Roerster
Tina
Wimbledon
Alexandra
Prince of Wales
Corporal Peake
6Th Lancashire Corps
Trass Union
Court of Queen’s Bench
Farrer
Hosier-LaNe
Smithfield
Duggan
Ilford
Baxter
Admiralty
Montrose
Scotsman
D. Gooch
Great Eastern
St. Pierre
Newfoundland
William Cory
Shedden
House of Lords
Miss Shedden
C. Cresswell
W. Wightman
Burke
Lords
Commons
Portadown Riot Leaves One Dead At Watson Funeral
Police returned to the barracks and reinforced, urged crowds to disperse, then opened fire. One man died and another was gravely wounded as mourners followed the hearse for Thomas Watson's funeral. Seven to eight thousand attended, wearing bands and sashes. decorum prevailed, and Protestants and Catholics avoided lasting feuds, with blame falling on police actions.
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Thomas Watson
Portadown