Appeal for funds to bolster Society for the Suppression of Vice
The Society for the Suppression of Vice urges increased support to fight obscene prints and licentious publications. It notes public ignorance of post based trade, stamps as payment, and costly prosecutions needed to curb the trade. With about eighty subscribers, it cautions it cannot aid schools or youth without more donations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Society For the Suppression of Vice
Balmoral Royal Tenantry Ball and Court Tidings
A Balmoral Castle ball for tenantry and staff was held with the Queen and Royal family in attendance. Updates note the Prince and Princess of Wales and family at Totnes Park, Arthur’s resumed duties and July city freedoms, possible royal marriage talks, and visits by Earl de Grey, Sir Stafford Northcote, and Lord Tenterden to Liverpool. Obituaries include Mrs. Maclaren, Vincent Scully, and John Biggs. Parliaments share the Joint High Commission papers and a plan to illuminate the Westminster clock tower during sittings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Balmoral Castle
Her Majesty
Prince and Princess of Wales
Grand Duke
Vladimir
Marlborough House
Totnes Park
Ascot
Prince Arthur
Woolwich
London
Copenhagen
Thyra
Earl de Grey
Ripon
Stafford Northcote
Lord Tenterden
Liverpool
Washington
Lord Eth Seal
Maclaren
Charles Maclaren
The
Scotsman
University of Edinburgh
Royal Infirmary
United Industrial Schools
Joint High Commission
Karl Granville
High Commission
Grote
Greece
Childers
Nice
Vincent Scully
Cork
John Biggs
Leicester
Liberal Party
Metropolis
New Palace of Westminster
House of Commons
Percy
Tyndall
Funeral Procession Noted For Length In Public Ceremony
An American exchange reports a funeral with a procession nearly two miles long and a prayer by Dr. Perry the chaplain, describing the ceremony as very fine and well attended.
State of Paris Under Martial Law Amid War-Torn Crises
Paris remains under martial law with four military districts led by four generals. Belleville La Villette and Montrouge are patrolled constantly as arrests, assassinations, and arson attempts shock a city already removing barricades and arming civilians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Marshal MacMahon
Belleville
la Villette
Montrouge
Chantants
Europe
Comte de Chambord
Monseigneur Surat
Notre Dame
Standard
Department of the Seine
Montmartre
Buttes Chaumont
Versaillesf
National Assembly
Prince de Joinville
Duc d’Aumale
M. Thiers
France
M. Pelletreau de Villeneuve
Premding Grevy
M. Lambrecht
Interior
M. Lefranc
General Cissey
M. Leon Say
Also Mentioned on This Page
the State OF
Versailles
Commssion
National Guard
Paschal Grousset
Felix Pyat
Switzerland
Pyat
Boursier
Lullier
M. Kreulin
Vincennes
Courbet
Rochefort
Assi
Johannard
Mogrot
Eudes
Malgournel
Ranvier
George Duchene
Okolowitz
Duvassier
Daily News
Ministére Des Finances
Rue Rivoli
Tuileries
Pavillon de Flore
Palace
Louvre
Montpensier
Palais Royal
Napoleon
Jerome
Seine
Napoléon and
Lobau
Hotel de Ville
Arsenal
Grenier d’Abondance
Bastille
Prince Eugene Barracks
Chateau d’Eau