Royal entertainment and society notes from Balmoral and London
The Queen hosted a dance for Balmoral and Abergeldie staff with Princess Beatrice in attendance. The Court plans to leave Balmoral on the 23rd. The Queen and Princess Beatrice attended Divine service at Crathie Church with Tulloch preaching. Duke of Edinburgh and duchess distributed hospital prizes before traveling to Jugenheim to meet the Russian imperial couple. The Prince of Wales joined Middle Temple dignitaries for a formal dinner and quipped on not joining the bar. The Prince and Princess of Wales with the Duke of Connaught left Marlborough House for Armytage hill Ascot. News includes gout recovery for Mr. Disraeli and potential redeployment of Sir John Glover to the Gold Coast, Cambridge honorary LL.D. for James Russell Lowell, and royal commission appointments on railway accident causes. Reports on coal demand in Scotland, a fatal accident at King’s Cross, Crystal Palace anniversary gift to George Grove, Barker painting sale, and foot-and-mouth disease in East Dorset. Election results from City of Durham, Stroud petitions, Wigtown Burghs tally, and Tilbury polling notes. Various parliamentary movements and appointments, with ongoing debates on railway ground acquisitions and London religious property concerns.
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Balmoral
Abergeldie
Beatrice
Crathie
Tulloch
Louise
Lorne
Willesden
St. Thomas’s Hospital
Duke of Edinburgh
Jugenheim
Darmstadt
Russia
Prince of Wales
Middle Temple
Royal
Queen’s Counsel
Prince and Princess of Wales
Duke of Connaught
Marlborough House
Armytage-hill
Ascot
Disraeli
John Glover
Colonial Office
Gold Coast
Dahomey
London Society
Earl of Yarborough
University of Cambridge
James Russell Lowell
Cambridge
Massachusetts
Big
Scotland
Sarah Adams
Metropolitan Railway
King’s Cross
Crystal Palace
George Grove
Palace
Barker
National Gallery
Dorset
Durham
Herschell
Q.C
A. E. Monck
Major Duncan
P. L. Barrington
Stroud
Lord Kensington
Haverfordwest
Wigtoun Burghs
Mark Stewart
Augustus Smith
Stewart
Young
Gambling Losses and Legal Reforms Highlight Mixed UK News
A titled lady loses 100000 pounds at écarté forcing land sales and exile. The Judicature Act updates set vacations and extend reforms. The New Betting Houses Act tightens restrictions across UK and Scotland. Society reports cover Livingstone family aid, Samaritan Free Hospital fund, hospital Sunday collections, Buenos Ayres rail shares, and Margate convalescent home plans.
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Epitome
Wes
Macdonald
M.P
Stirling
Labour Commission
Charles Fox
Hyde Park
Dr. Fox
Derby
St. Pancras
Midland Railway Company
St. Giles’s
Midland Railway
House of Lords
North Durham
Jeane Lowthian Bell
Charles Mark Palmer
George Elliot
Écarté
United Kingdom
Livingstoun
Royal Geographical Society
Henry Rawlinson
Sir Bartle Frere
Dr. Livingstone
Bartle Frere
Zanzibar
Samaritan Free Hospital
Dorset House
Dorset-street
Manchester-square
Earl of Ducie
Lord Selborne
George Baker
Charles Rowley
James J. Hamilton
Yur
Hospital
St. Paul’a
Rochester
Westminster Abbey
Temple Church
Vaughan
St. James's
Piccadilly
Grosvenor Chapel
St. George’s
Hanover Square
City Temple
Metropolitan Tabernacle
Buenos Ayres and Campana
Limiep
Buenos Ayres
Campana
Parana
South America
Margate
Alexandra
Joseph Soul
Lush
Cheapside
E.C
Hanpet
Crystsa Palack
Sir Michael Costa
Sydenham
Sacred Harmonic Society
Madame Titiens
Mesdames
Otto Alvsleben
Sinico
Lemmens-Sherrington
Mesdames Trebelli-Bettini
Patey
Sims Reeves
Cummings
Lloyd
Signor Agnesi
Signor Foli
Santley
The
Europe
America
Great Palace
Saul
Alexander
Joshua
Stockwwell Orphnanace
C. H. Spurgeon
J. Spurgeon
Mr. Spurgeon
Caff
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