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Nonconformist

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

May 19, 1869

Page

22

Poems on Natural Style and Sacred Song Reviewed

A London review catalogues Doyle's Oxford lectures on poetry and provincial verse, noting natural criticisms and a defense of non elite writers. It praises Prideman and Proudman music writings, then surveys religious tracts, royal news, and political moves, including Balmoral funds and public figures.

London Macmillan and Co F. Doyle Oxford Ruskin Joseph Provup- Man Pitman Proudman John Curwen Mr. Proudman

Royal visit and state events at Burlington House and Buckingham

The Queen with Royal Family members toured the Royal Academy of Arts at Burlington House led by Sir Francis Grant. A state concert for about 700 guests followed at Buckingham Palace. The royal party then departed London for Balmoral with Prince Leopold and others in attendance. Duke of Argyll serves as Secretary of State.

Balmoral Windsor Buckingham Palace Prince and Princess of Wales Paris Prince House of Lords Reverdy Johnson Mrs. Gladstone Hawarden H. Glynne Whitsun Christian Prince Christian Ireland E. Wetherall Burke Chichester Fortescue Highlands Isle of Man Prince Arthur Southampton England Johnson Royal Academy of Arts Burlington House The Academy Sir Francis Grant Princess of Wales Prince Louisa Princess Louisa Prince Leopold Princess Beatrice London Duke of Argyll Cork O'Sullivan Germany J. J. Murphy D. A. Nagle John Arnott Lincolnshire Thorold Ravendale Grimsby Birkenhead Bank of England Crystal Palace Rockhills Sir Joseph Paxton Coldstream Guards Wistaria Mertine Weise Lingran McEmpers Principality of Wales House of Commons Wales C. Rk. M. Talbot Hussey Vivian

Remains of Daniel O'Connell move to Glasnevin tomb

The funeral drew about eight thousand mourners with Cardinal Cullen presiding. Irish and Dublin Catholic institutions participated, alongside nine Roman Catholic prelates, the Lord Chancellor and three judges. The piece notes related university ceremonies and public events through the day.

Daniel O’connell Glasnevin Cardinal Cullen Dublin Drogheda Athlone Clonmel Limerick Ireland Catholic University

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