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Newspaper

Nonconformist

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jul 10, 1872

Page

9

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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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.

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.

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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