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Newspaper

Nonconformist

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

May 20, 1868

Page

8

Magdala Fall and Aftermath Detailed by War Correspondent

The dispatch recounts Theodore’s forces at Magdala, his suicide, and Napier’s decision to destroy Magdala. It notes Gobarye’s rise south of Antala, the palace’s scant booty, and the Queen’s portrait amid European artifacts. Survivors and future guardians of Theodore’s son are described as troops head to sea.

Theodore Magdala Robert Napier Gobarye Abyssinia Gobazye Desso Gobazye Antala Gallas Theodorus Mafish John ‘Wilson Bombay England Annesley Bay Calcutta London Marseilles

Attempted assassination of the Duke of Edinburgh at Port Jackson

Australians detail the 1868 Port Jackson shooting attempt on the Duke of Edinburgh. The bullet lodged near the ninth rib but did not injure vital organs. The assassin O Farrell, a Sydney newcomer, faced mob fury before police saved him. The prince recovered enough to write from Government House.

Duke of Edinburgh Port Jackson New South Wales Sir William Manning Royal Pavilion Government House Sydney America O'Farrell William Manning Vial George Thorne The Sydney Morning Herald Mr. Vial Lot

Rise of a Memorial Alfred Hospital Gift

A sudden proposal for a Memorial Alfred Hospital emerged to honor the Prince’s escape. The idea drew swift enthusiasm and a large subscription, with about 30,000 pounds quickly pledged.

Memorial Alfred Hospital

Electorate Rally in Norwich Supports Liberal Unity

A large Norwich demonstration by working men and families backed advanced Liberalism. Two successive St Andrew's Hall soirées drew about 1,500 tea guests each night, with 2,000 members enrolled and banners proclaiming Independent Electoral Union and various reformist mottos. Speakers included the Mayor J J Couman and Tillett, amid calls for open air meetings and unity within the Liberal movement.

Norwich Norfolk News St. Andrew’s Hall J. King God Save the Queen Karl Russell Ireland Gladstone Earl of Kimberley Monnan Great Liberal Party Gkores Wuirse J. J. Couman J. H. Truvart W. Lomas Tillett Bunting J. W. Dawson Gaze Copeman

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