Speculation on Austria Prussia ties and world news wrap
The press notes speculative reports on Austria and Prussia rapprochement, Bay of Delagoa sale, 1869 Italian contingent, and various European affairs. It also covers weather extreme heat in New York, Canada Day holiday, Pyrenees quake, Longfellow visit reception, Japan relations, Abyssinian power struggle, and Rohlfs return with notes on Axum and Magdala.
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Austria
Prussia
Portugal
Bay of Delagoa
Africa
Invalide
Russia
Bukhara
France
Petermann
North Pole
Greenland
Mount Aventine
Campagna
Rome
Vatican
M. de Meysenburg
Antonelli
Herr von Beust
New York
Brooklyn
Baltimore
Toronto
Montreal
Tusport American Confederation
Dominion of Canada
Nova Scotia
Halifax
Ontario
Quebec
Pyrenees
Argeles
Longfellow
Japan
Sir Harry Parkes
Yokohama
Great Britain
The
Japan Times
Harry Parkes
Osaka
Acollec
Abyssinia
Theodore
Egypt
Wakshum Gobazie
Amhara
Tigre
Kasa Abu Buzbiz
Abuna
Rohlfs
Bremen
Magdala
Lallibala
Axum
Lord Mayor's dispute over City of London School prize ceremony
The Lord Mayor, upset by a sermon reportedly favoring the poor over the rich, declined to chair the prize distribution. He later presided at Milk Street with Alderman Hale, while Rev. E. A. Abbott presented addresses and prizes amid mixed reactions from parents and staff.
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City of London
E. A. Abbott
Court of Common Council
Charles Reed
Westminster Abbey
Abbott
Milk Street
Alderman Hale
George Rushbrooke
Warren Stormes Fale
Travers
University of
Brewer
Lord Mayor Reproached as Guests Protest at Prize Day
Pupils' prizes were awarded while the winners remained in class rooms. Visitors hissed at the Lord Mayor for his conduct toward the head master who promptly quelled rising discontent and prevented a near tumult.
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Daik
Lord Napier Hosts Woolwich Banquet After Abyssinian Campaign
Lord Napier of Magdala entertained by the Royal Artillery at Woolwich. Major-General Warde presided as Napier praised Colonel Milward and navy assistance in Abyssinia. He praised the army's conduct and hopes for peaceful civilising progress. An Oriental Club banquet followed with Sir Cecil Beadon among guests. Napier spoke of strong home support and the Indian service’s credit.
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Lord Napier
Magdala
Woolwich
Corps of Royal Artillery
Warde
Milward
Artille
Abyssinia
Oriental Club
Cecil Beadon
K.O. Any
Indian Civil and Mill Services
Malcolm
Monro
Ochterlony
Obituary Notice of Lord Cranworth Death
Lord Cranworth dies at Holwood after a brief illness. Former Chancellor aged nearly eighty, he served in Parliament from 1832 and rose to the bench as Baron of the Exchequer. His career included Solicitor General and notable trials, with a renewed prominence after presiding over the Rush case in 1849.
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Lord Cranworth
Times
Holwood
Pitt
House of Lords
Nelson
Bury St. Edmund's School
Bishop Blomfield
Bury
Winchester
Cambridge
Bickersteth
Lord Langdale
Lord Chief Baron Pollock
Rolfe
Alderson
Maule
Penryn
Falmouth
Parke
Platt
Rush
Baron Rolfe
Robert Rolfe
Equity
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City OF London School