Election turmoil and candidate maneuvers across English towns
Reports from Norwich, Sheffield, Wakefield, Westminster and other centers describe Liberal rallies and meetings as candidates press disestablishment and disendowment of the Irish Church. Prominent figures including Tillett, Warner, Mundella, Beaumont, Smith, and Beales figure in nominations and campaign strategy amid party tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Baronet
Newport
Mon
Liberal Arty
Lyne
H. Phillips
Monmouth Boroughs
W. Graham
Exmayor
Murphy
H. Oliver
Ireland
Alderman Brown
Vaughan
Sir John Ramaden, Bart
West Riding of
Yorkshire
John
Usk
Monmouth
Crawshay Bailey
Samuel Homfray
Norwich
Catton
J. H.tillett
Eil
Tillett
Liberal Party
Royal Hotel
Tillett and
Warner,” &c
W. Foster
W. Russell
Liberal
Warner
Norfolk News
Colman
Whig Committee
CapHam
Serjeant Spinks
J. M. Cobbett
Messrs. Hibbert and Platt
Sheffield
Mundella
Nottingham
Roebuck
Mr. Hadfield
Mr. Roebuck
Tower Hamaers
Edmond Beales
Reform League
Tower Hamlets
Burdett Arms
Burdett Road
Limehouse
Beales
Octavius E. Coope
Ind and Coope, Brewers
Whitechapel
Romford
Burton-on-Trent
WaAke Erie Lp
Somerset Beaumont
Ww. H. Leatham
Wakefield
Boroughs
Gladstone
Bright
Beaumont
Westminster
W. H. Smith
Smith
Rous
Wilts
Marquis of Worcester
George Jenkinson
Yorx
Lowther
Leeman
Westhead
York
Alleged Milton Poem Unearthed In British Museum
Professor Morley of University College reports finding an unpublished Milton poem in the King's Library at the British Museum. The 1647 epitaph titled An Epitaph is in Milton handwriting and signed with his initials. It includes lines on relics, muses, and the doom of the poet, ending with a note on urns and ashes.
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H. Morley
University College
King’s Library
British Museum
Milton
Apollo
Divine
Milton Poem Dispute Stirs British Scholars in 1647 Debate
Letters from Mr. Rye and Mr. Morley examine the Milton attribution of a poem found in the British Museum King's Library. Experts differ on authorship with Emendations and objections from Lord Winchilsea Archdeacon Denison defends the piece as finished and worthy.
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J. M
Mr. Rye
British Museum
Zimes
P. M
Morley
Milton
Rye
Bond
Earl of
Bedlam
Archdeacon Denison
Alexandra Orphanage Bazaar At Hornsey Rise
A Saturday bazaar at the Alexandra Orphanage in Hornsey Rise drew a brilliant crowd under royal patronage. Funds raised support eight nurseries for orphans, with substantial gifts from Princess of Wales family members and others. The event featured a Great Hall, Gothic design, and extensive donations totaling 2000 to 3000 pounds.
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Duchess of Wellington
Alexandra
Samuel Morley
Lamien
Christian World
Excelsior
Morley
John Bunyan
Pilgrim’s Progress
Saul
Joseph Soul
Beaumont
British Guiana
Judicial Committee of the Privy Council
Crown
Dailyews