Three Liberal leaders praised at Norwich event
Report notes three hearty cheers for Messrs Tillett Morgan Bright and Gladstone and other Liberal leaders. It says Tillett presided at a Liberation Soirée and may be nominated as Norwich's popular candidate. Sitting members are E Warner and Sir W Russell. Reform Act adds six thousand electors, two thousand already part, five thousand needed for a sure election.
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Mr. Tillett
Mr. Morgan
John Bright
Mr. Gladstone
Liberal Party
Tillett
Hanover Square
Norwich
E. Warner
W. Russell
Miles
Bristol
Samuel Morley
Oxford statutes of intolerance condemned as relics of past eras
The article denounces a by law in Oxford's statute book imposing fines and expulsion on university members for nonattendance at Anglican services or for attending nonconformist chapel meetings. It argues the rules are obsolete, harmful, and reflect clerical bigotry, urging repeal and broader enfranchisement of the universities.
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Daily News
Oxford
Church of England
Pusey
Royal pageantry marks St Thomas's Hospital stone laying
The Queen laid the foundation stone of St Thomas's Hospital in a ceremony attended by the Prince and Princess of Wales and 3,000 guests. The vow to aid the suffering poor was read as the Queen spoke of enhancing nursing schools and medical education. A state ball followed at Buckingham Palace with dignitaries and royals in attendance.
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Cabinet
House of Peers
House of Commons
Court of Aldermen
J. Musgrove
St. Thomas's Hospital
Edward VI
Duke of Edinburgh
Canterbury
Common Council
Buckingham Palace
Prince of Wales
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Princess Christian
Princess Louise
Princess of
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Temple Newsam
Earl Fitzwilliam
Her Majesty
Louise and
Beatrice
Prince Leopold
Windsor
Scotland
Balmoral
Gladstone
M.P
University of Edinburgh
Lord Brougham
Dublin
Common Council of
London
Peabody
Royal Exchange
Robert Napier
Adama
United States
Legation
Benjamin Moran
Barrette's reprieve delays Jamaica trial and Eyre case updates
The report notes Barrett’s reprieve until next Tuesday to finish the inquiry into his case, with alibi claims said to have collapsed. Ex-Governor Eyre’s cast faced Bow Street magistrate Vaughan on charges tied to a 1865 martial law proclamation and related arrests.
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Barrett
Eyre
Vaughan
Bow Street
Jamaica
Buxton
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John Stuart Mill
Mill
Grosvenor
Westminster
Apts
London University
Lowe
Bagehot
John Lubbock
Goldwin Smith
Oxford
Smith
America
Laslett
Worcester
Lyttelton
John Trelawney
Bart
East Cornwall
Oswestry
Miles
Bristol
Giffard
Q.C
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Dublin Freeman
Colonel Knox
Whiteside
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Lord Claud Hamilton
Serjeant Armstrong
Sligo
Hansard
Gladetone
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