A Tale of Anglo American Sympathy and The Irish in America
The excerpt argues that political and ecclesiastical causes heighten dislike, while public sentiment shows kinship between Americans and British, especially contrasting reactions to visits by bands in different regimes. It urges unity between the two nations and less enmity as the mother and her first-born child grow closer.
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Duke of Rich
Iek
France
Empire
Grenadier Band
Paris
Boston
Duke of Richmond
America
How It Strikes a Stranger in the House of Commons
London commentary on Parliamentary debates recounts Mr Robertson and Mr Ayrton defending park order at Hyde Park, noting royal officials and guards, plus mine regulation disputes and Jamaica controversy. It cites Ballot reform and predicts shifts in Merthyr Tydvil and voter trends, with Gladstone and Eyre figures in the foreground.
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London
Robertson
Hyde Park
Ayrton
Mr. Ayrton
Mr. Robertson
H.R.H
House of Commons
Great Britain
Bonham Carter
Home Secretary
Elliott
Fothergill
Roden
England
Mr. Fothergill
Richard
Merthyr Tydvil
Merthyr
Rainald Knightley
Jamaica
Eyre
Lord Salisbury
Duke of Richmond
Mr. Potter
White
Miall
Muntz
Thomas Bagley
McLaren
Gladstone
Knatchbull-Hugessen
Recognition of Rev. George J. Proctor at Mornington Currel
A church meeting last evening honored Rev. George J. Proctor who succeeded Rev. T. T. Lynch. Presided by Rev. J. C. Harrison, attendees heard four papers on Religious Life in City Life, Essentials of Spiritual Life, Dissent, and Teaching by Preaching or by Pen.
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Mornington Currel
HampsteadroAp
George J. Proctor
T. T. Lynch
J. C. Harrison
W. M. Paull
Lynch
Proctor
Bevan
Fielding
Edward White
Mark Wilks
Mr. Lynch
Royal Horticultural Society
London
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Treasury Bench
Mr. Bowring
Bowring
Peter Taylor
Baxter
Winterbotham
Forster
Stansfeld