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Newspaper

Nonconformist

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

May 07, 1874

Page

8

Airedale College Buys Heaton Estate for New Building

Airedale College constituents met at Bradford in a crowded library session chaired by Mr. Titus Salt. The college authorities have purchased an estate at Heaton overlooking Kister Park to support a large scale new college project. Resolutions approving immediate Charity Commissioners inquiry were adopted.

Airedale Airedale College Bradford Titus Salt Heaton Kister Park Charity Commissioners Chester Congregational Great Baughton R. W. Lloyd G. Gill Burnley R. M. Davies Oldham E. Herbert Evans Carnarvon C. Dorset Dorsetshire County Association Dorchester J. F. Beckley Sherborne A. B. Randall Beauminster O. F. Plank Shaftesbury J. T. Austin Bridport India Fraser

Royal Court and Society Notes From Windsor and London

Epitome of royal visits at Buckingham Palace and Windsor with Her Majesty Queen Victoria and Princess Beatrice. Reports on visits by Sir Bartle Frere and Thomas Livingstone, Dr. Livingstone’s companion, and Jacob Wainwright to Windsor. Details of the Duke of Abercorn visit to Ireland, a Mansion House ball for the Duke and Duchess of Edinburgh, Parliament prorogation hints, Manx Isle preparations, and various civic honors and legal cases. Also notes on fisheries, Irish public house closure hopes, and a railway death in Nottingham.

Beatrice Buckingham Palace Windsor Sir Bartle Frere Thomas and Oswell Livingstone Jacob Wainwright Livingstone Hutchinson Church Missionary Society Windsor Castle Julia Lockwood Duchess of Inverness Ravensbury Vaughan Duke of Abercorn Ireland Duke Duchess of Edinburgh George IV Prince Arthur Arthur Peel Isle of Man Prince of Wales House of Commons Duchess of Leeds Archbishop Manning Sussex Marquis of Carmarthen Duke of Leeds Mansion House Prince and Princess of Wales Grand Duke of Mecklenburg- Strelitz Duke of Cambridge Duke of Teck Corporation of London Garnet Wolseley Mowbray Morris The Times Dr. Moffat Gloucester Henry Strutt Lord Belper Margaret Coke Earl of Leicester K.G Holkham Odger Lincoln Manchester Shoreham M. Beach Michael Beach Hagland Justice Mellor Barnstaple Dudley Justice Grove Sheridan Nottingham Stephen Bates Long Eaton Mr. Bates

Scornful reply to statistic request highlights cultural clash

A Moorish official dismisses Layard’s questions about city statistics as unprofitable and irrelevant while invoking religious language and hospitality. The piece then notes the disappearance of an import duty amid Lowe’s budget moves reducing sugar tariffs.

Layard Aly Taku Lowe

Sugar prices and duty repeal impact on consumers

Discussion notes how sugar duty removal lowered prices for Jamaica sugar and lump, with small consumer gains amid rising imports. Anecdote includes a Sunday village sermon mishap where a precentor exclaims a failed key change and a competing singer leads the congregation.

Jamaica Airdrie Song St. Paul’s Glasgow Herald

Marriages And Deaths From The Local Notices

Births marriages and berths column lists two marriages in April with names Lovibond Brown and Aitchison Hunter plus two deaths May 1 and May 2 for Eliza Hinton and Rev. George Hall. Announcements require a prepaid one shilling fee and sender authentication.

Lovibond—-Brown Trowbridge Thos. Mann George Lovibond Bridgwater Fanny Samuel Lms Brown Aitchison—Hunter Regent Square Presbyterian Church J. Oswald Dykes Thomas Aitchison Belsize-road South Hampstead Mary Isabella Peter Hunter Huntley-street St. Pancras Hinton Redland Bristol Eliza John Howard Hinton Hall Chapel House Tenfield Sussex George Hall

Kinahan's Irish Whiskey Ad Promises Purity And Quality

An old newspaper ad highlights Kinahan's St Winsky whiskey claiming it as the cream of Irish whiskey, described as pure and wholesome, with notes on the reel seal pink label and Cork branding. It markets wholesale from 20 Great Pitchfield Street, Oxford Street, W.

Kinauan Kinahan Great Pitchfield-street Oxford-st

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