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Newspaper

Nonconformist

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jul 29, 1874

Page

9

Wheat Crops Strong Across England Despite Shortages Elsewhere

A Cornish observer notes England’s wheat crops showing vigor with 48 to 56 bushels an acre in Mechi’s fields. Deep steam cultivation on farms like Prout’s and Middleditch’s yields surpass previous seasons while barley and oats lag. Potatoes and fodder vary, with treacle-fed hay and stock food costs rising as labour remains abundant and harvesting machines become universal but underused due to labour availability.

United Kingdom Midland Mechi Prout Middleditch England Scotland Ireland Bucks Leicester Somerset Saintfoin Lucerne

National Temperance Fete at Crystal Palace Draws Crowds

The National Temperance League fete at Crystal Palace drew large crowds despite a drop in attendance from 53,000 to about 38,000. Speakers including Canon Babington and Baboo Mazoomdar, plus bands of hope choirs, concerts, and outdoors events highlighted the day. The event featured temperance lectures, a public meeting, music, athletic contests, and a balloon race, ending with secretary Rae declaring the year’s hard work complete.

National Temperance League Crystal Palace W. B. Robinson Portsmouth Manchester Handel Cossham Samuel Bowly R. M. Grier Rugeley Paterson Mahan Oberlin College America Maine Baboo Pratap Chunder Mazoomdar Calcutta India Prenads Froome Talfourd Samuel Knell Bailey Samuel Capper William Dunn Opera Theatre G. C. Campbell Jabez Atkin Whittaker T. A. Smith J. W. Kirton Birmingham Joseph Malins Bands of Hope Frederic Smith Nden Hope Chatham Rochester Strood Milton-next-Sittingbourne Chelmsford Colchester Kettering Leicester Henley-on-Thames High Wycombe Reading Oxford Yde Isle of Wight Hastings Maidenhead Untic Banda of Hope Drake Royal Poland-street D. S. Miller Temperance Hospital Welsh Choral Union John Komas Mr. Rae Temperance Work

Ballot Declares Liberal Win in Stroud Seat

The Stroud vacant seat ballot occurred Friday with Brand receiving 2,695 votes and Stanton 2,613, a 52 vote majority. The Liberal claim stands at one seat amid reports Breud voters spent 50,000 on elections and petitions in six months and another petition may follow.

Stroud Baron Bramwell Brand Stanton Breud

Royal social whirl and political notes from Osborne to Goodwood

A royal progress from Osborne to Scotland includes divine service and balls at Marlborough House and Apsley House with uniform and fancy dress. Prince Leopold's illness is easing, Gladstone travels to Hawarden, and ministers consider a Greenwich fish dinner. Local items note a Thames low water, a drowning at South Shields, and trials over Epping Forest enclosures.

Osborne Scotland Beatrice George Prothero Marlborough House Prince and Princess of Wales Apsley House Duchess of Wellington Grace Hurlingham Royal Horse Guards 9Th Lancers Prince Leopold Gladstone Hawarden Castle Chester Greenwich Lusk London Middlesex Titus Salt Bradford Duke of Devonshire Twickenham Thames Thomas Hurt Worth Shields South Shields Kidderminster G. H. Lea William Fraser Newmarket H. Chaplin M.P Queen’s Bench Leamington Avenue London and North- Western Railway Chatham Northampton Edwin James Marylebone Commissioners of Sewers City of Epping Forest Thames Embankment Gumnery Oxford Huntingdon Kelly Duke of Richmond
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