Royal visitations and deaths mark London season
The Queen and Prince Leopold depart Windsor on the 19th for Osborne then Balmoral for two months. Frances Countess Waldegrave dies of pneumonia at fifty-eight, following Strawberry Hill invitations and social receptions. Royal duties include opening the Alexandra Orphanage at Hornsey Rise with 165 nurses and a £1,500 day’s tally. Irish farmers’ reception in Windsor is postponed.
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Prince Leopold
Windsor
Osborne
Balmoral
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Windsor Castle
Kilburn
Salusbury Road
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Royal Agricultural Society
Prince Consort
Lord Powerscourt
Ireland
Frances Countess Waldegrave
Lord Carlingford
Lady Waldegrave
Braham
Strawberry Hill
Holland House
Cambridge House
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Prince and Princess of Wales
Duke of Cambridge
Duchess of Teck
Alexandra Orphanage
Hornsey Rise
Charity Commission
United States
Bradford
America
James Howard
Farmers’ Alliance
Exeter Hall
J. W. Barclay
M.P
Alliance
Dublin Corporation
E. D. Gray
Blantyre
Henry Duffy
Patrick Lynch
England
Wales
London
Messrs. Spiers and Pond
King’s Cross
Metropolitan
Great Northern
Welsh Suggestion on Wreath Disposal Sparks Outrage
A Welsh newspaper hints to Mr. Tracy Turnerelli that melting the wreath and giving the gold to the Earlawood Asylum for Idiots could be the best course, drawing sharp criticism for disrespect and appropriation of charity assets.
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Tracy Turnerelli
Earlawood
Princess Mary Village Homes commemoration in Addelstone Surrey
The annual Princess Mary Village Homes for Little Girls event at Addelstone Surrey will feature Rev Dr Talmage address and Earl of Kintore presiding with speeches by the Earl of Shaftesbury and others. Two hundred children are housed by Mrs Meredith's mission aiding discharged female prisoners’ children. The day ends with handbell ringing singing and a musical lecture.
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Addelstone
Surrey
Talmage
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Earl of Shaftesbury
Meredith
John Ross
Maryport
Lord Beaconsfield
Oldham
Tonio Sol-fa College
Forest Gate
Scotland
Curwen
People’s College
Education Department
Behring
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