Court and Royal Movements Across Europe
On Wednesday next the Queen will depart from Osborne aboard the Victoria and Albert for Cherbourg and then by rail to Paris and Lucerne. On return the Victoria and Albert will pick her up at Havre for passage to Osborne. Lord Stanley will accompany the Queen who has rented two villas near Geneva. Prince Arthur to open the New Albert Park at Middlesborough after August 5. Cardina Cullen ill. prayers requested for recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osborne
Cherbourg
Paris
Lucerne
Switzerland
Havre
Channel
Lord Stanley
Geneva
Prince Arthur
Albert Park
Middlesborough
Cardinal Cullen
Dublin
Atheneum
Royal Academy
Burlington House
Sleigh
Sargood
Russell Gurney
London
Canterbury
Prince Louis of Hesse
Chatham
Simmons
C.B
Prim
Vichy
Home for Little Boys in Kent Charity Fete Draws Guests
A Kent estate hosts a daylong fete for a home founded in 1864 for destitute boys from across Britain. Twenty-nine boys live in seven cottages on nineteen acres, with workshops, lessons, and prayers. Viscount Enfield presided at a prize ceremony as funds were raised for an infirmary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Cornfields
Hopgroves
Kent
Kingdom
Tottenham
Hanbury
Horton Kirby
Farningham Road
Princess of Wales
Viscount Enfield
Homes of their own and tea at five for orphans
The article describes charity homes for children from London with free admission or five shillings weekly. Inmates receive board clothes education and industrial work until age thirteen. New homes like Alexandra House Hanbury House Kidbroke Lodge and Little Wanderers Retreat expand Horton Kirby colony toward 210, with donors including the Hanbury family Marecourt Chapel congregation and Miss Peek offering named houses and memorials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Horton Kirby
Sheriff McArthur
A. QO. Charles
W. H. Willans
Hanbury
Enfield
Hanbury Memorial
Alexandra House
Hanbury House
Marecourt Chapel
Children of
England
Telegraph charges and creed register clash in committee
After amendments to set telegraph rates by arbitration failed and the Poor Relief Bill faced religious instruction disputes, debate centered on a creed register for workhouse inmates. Protests by Protestant opponents contrasted with Catholic defense, leading to a 31-58 vote in favor of the clause and the bill’s advancement before adjournment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Childers
Newnpeearts
H. Lewis
Villiers
T. Cuampars
Nanpycats
E. Barnes
Lord E. Howard
Vitumus
Newmants
Lords Debate Rejected Redesdale Motion on Railways Bill
The Lords failed in a division after Lord Redesdale moved to reject Commons amendments to the South Eastern and London Brighton and South Coast Railways Bill. Duke of Ricumont and Lord Salisbury opposed the move. the motion was defeated by a large majority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lords
Lord Redesdale
Commons
South Eastern
London
Brighton
Lord West- Bury
House of Commons
Harvest Progress Boosts Mark Lane Wheat Sales
Harvest operations proceed rapidly at Mark Lane with crop outturn above average in both quantity and quality. English wheat samples sold at high prices while trade remained dull. Foreign wheat saw a few retail trades at nominal currency. Barley for grinding qualities showed firmness, other sorts stayed quiet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark-Lane
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Goscuen
Gladstone
Lemman
Leveson Gower
Goghen
Select Committee
Alderman Lusk
R. N. Pittnips
Biriz Association
Wimbledon
Peek
Manchester
Palmerston
Lord Palmerston
Romsey
Abbey
Clayton and Bell
Viscount Palmerston
Lord Napier
Magdala
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