Refugees in Dalmatia Starve While Europe Debates Eastern Question
Letter from H P Zremmann describes 1000+ refugees in Dalmatia without lists or work, many starved even with minimal relief. Women and children receive five kreutzers daily, able-bodied men nothing. Indian corn costs high and relief is far short of need. English ladies Miss Johnstone and Miss Irby praised for aid as doctors die, appeals for funds to continue shelters and meals.
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Dalmatia
Miss Johnstone
Miss Irby
Slavonia
Europe
H.M
Mr. Freeman
H.P. Zremmann
Montenegrin Study Promised by Reverend Denton
A forthcoming work by the Rev William Denton surveys Montenegro with a brief history and authentic detail on boundaries products people education and other subjects The Mildmay Park Conference saw Rev Dr Bonar preach fervently to support the Tract Society’s world wide seed sowing mission and its expanding influence.
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Montenegro
William Denton
Tract Society
Mildmay Park
The
H. Bonar
High Church
Burials Bill Abandoned After Lords Debate
The Duke of Richmond announced in the Lords that the Burials Bill would be dropped after the recent division. The piece notes Lord Granville’s tame response and predicts renewed debate in the Commons. It also covers the July 17 ballot for Mr. Osborne Morgan and a dramatic count-out on the Indian Budget night.
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House of Commons
Duke of Richmond
House of Lords
Mr. Gladstone
Lord Beaconsfield
Lord Granville
Lords
Commons
Osborne Morgan
Hammond
Treasury
George Hamilton
England
India
Exchequer
Stafford Northcote
Baroner
Parnell
Jervis
Royal Artillery
Royal Engineers
Handel Festival at Crystal Palace Opens with Grand Rehearsal
The triennial Handel festival at Crystal Palace began last Friday with a five hour performance led by Sir Michael Costa. About 3,000 singers and 500 instrumentalists produced a seamless rendition praised for exact timing, fidelity, and absence of unnecessary repeats.
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Handel
Crystal Palace
Michael Costa