Court, Royal Investitures And Political Notes
Private investitures at Windsor include Sir H. G. Elliot of Constanti nople with the Riband and Badge of the Civil Division. Sir E. Sabine and Major General W. E. Biker receive Second Class Civil Division insignia. The Queen also holds a private investiture of St Michael and St George. The royal family visits the Duchess of Kent mausoleum on her anniversary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of the Bath
Windsor
H. G. Elliot
Constantinople
E. Sabine
W. E. Biker
Order of St. Michael and St. George
Duchess of Kent
Frogmore
Princess Louise
Prince
Princess of Wales
Duke and Duchess of Manchester
Kimbolton Castle
Bright
Norwood
Brighton
Euster
Board of Trade
House of Commons
Sheriff Mackenzie
Lord Barcaple
Wilfrid Lawson
Sheffield
Samuel Bailey
Cardwell
Lord Northbrook
Lord Iurtington
J. W. S. Wyllie
Government of India
Indian Civil Service
Reform Club
Liberal Party
Earl of Boden
Orange
Edinburgh
Elizabeth Garrett
East London Children's Hospital
Newman Hall
Jerusalem
Holy City
Lennon for Girls opens in Finsbury with 400 places
A girls homes project modeled on a boys arriverol in Cowper street London, a 400 capacity house at one guinea quarterly. A working boys home in Spital Square opened Wednesday, plans for several others if funds allow. Morley MP pledged 250 pounds to support a similar facility and rent for four years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Mippie
Lennon
Cowper-street
City-road
Finsbury
Workina
Spital Square
Bishopsgate
Morley
Cauenarr
Cunningham
West Watson
Calcratt
London
Dublin
Casey
Glasnevin
Tlia
Catholic Young Men's Society
Pdwa Meron
Memorial Crees
Manchester
Iacly Te
Land grants and emigration debate from colonial governance
The article discusses the difficulties of distributing land to settlers and the resulting economic stagnation. Earl Granville argues new arrivals cannot be absorbed locally, urging land grants in Ontario, Canada. The Corporation responds by accepting Canada land but laments territorial deadlocks in Natal and Western Australia and favors Canada’s climate and accessibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowe
Cismen
Channel
Isle of Wight
Normandy
Southampton
Channel Islands
Mary
Grimaby
Fawcett
M.P
Bristol
Odger
Messrs
Hodgson and Robinson
Miles
Morley
W. Russell, Bart
Norwich
Liberal Party
Tillett
Fowell Buxton
London
Canada
Emigrant and Colonists’ Aid Corporation
Karl Granville
Natal
Western Australia
Earl Granville
Ontario
University Boat Race fixed for April sixth
The article notes the University Boat Race is fixed for April sixth with an estimated thirty thousand volunteers expected for the after review. It also mentions Dickens’s new story drawn partly from the Tichborne baronetcy case and listing various other 19th century items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Dickens
Tichborne
Deptford
Russia
Working Men
South
Marylebone
Newman-street
Oxford-street
London
Licho
CuanGe
Bereer
France
Molingz
Ollivier
Bhose
Paris
Bartles
Worcester
John Wesley
Christ
Hove Hall
Ampleforth Station
Thirsk and
Malton
Henry Coverley
Ile
Marriages and Deaths Notice Fragment
Fragments show marriages and deaths listing individuals and locations such as San Remo Italy and Cirdebeck with dates in March and references to the bride and groom families. The text is garbled but indicates social notices of unions and bereavements with family names and places.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Rominsh
Marylebone Guardians
C. Bevan
Douglas
Braiss
Carr
James Hamilton
Vesey
Oleanrimnas
ORR -Dothiel
Clape
Toswich
Res
JSOAQ
Wal Dersnstt
Cirdebeck
Berttind
May
Abe
Dauies Dortue
Dponwich
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