Court Notes from Balmoral to Bristol and East Suffolk
The report covers royal movements at Balmoral and Windsor, talks of dates for the Irish Land Bill’s third reading, Gladstone and Bright health notes, a canvas for East Suffolk by Lord Mahon, and Bristol election petition proceedings detailing alleged bribery and treating at the test ballot.
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Balmoral
Perth
Leopold
Windsor
Prussia
Louis
Hesse
Windsor Castle
Count van der Sonden
W. E
Gladstone
Carlton-house-terrace
Earl of Derby
Earl Granville
Earl of Morley
Lord Dufferin
Gordon
Millais
R.A
Baron
Baroness L. de Rothschild
Piccadilly
Prince and Princess of Wales
Marlborough House
House of Commons
Carnarvon Herald
Bright
Llandudno Pier
Bass
M.P
Tulchan Lodge
W. E. Gladstone
J. Lubbock
J. Kay-Shuttleworth
Samuelson
Huxley, Miller
Stokes
W. E. Baxter
The
Admiralty
Arbroath
John Abbott
Halifax
Crossley
Bible Society
Halifax Infirmary
Huddersfield and
Bradford Infirmaries
Amanda Mohan Bose
Calcutta
Shripard Babage
Bombay
Villiers
Erle
Bagshawe
Q.C
Walpole
Butler-Johnstone
O. B. Denison
Feilden
Russell Gurney
Plunket
Colonel Vandeleur
Walsh
Henry Matthews
Thomas Tertius Paget
South Leicestershire
Commons
Haycroft
J. O. Picton
Desford
G. QO. Neale
Skeffington
Joseph Nunneley
Market Harborough
John Atkins
Hinckley
Captain Brown
Ibstock
Paget
Liberal Party
Briston
Bristol
Baron Bramwell
O'Malley
Robinson
Hodgson
Odger
Serjeant Ballantine
Christopher Thomas
Liberal Association
George Richards
O’malley
Munday
Moffatt Stands for Isle of Wight Seat at Isle of Wight
Mr Moffatt former Southampton MP seeks the Isle of Wight seat replacing the late Sir John Simeon. He faces opposition from Mr Clifford as LiberalGroup discussions in Norwich name Jacob Henry Tillett as a candidate for the city vacancy. The Liberals demand Whig support and report no Conservative entrant yet.
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W. Russell
Warner
East Surrotx
Lord Mahon
East Suffolk
Edward Kerrison
Brome Hall
Gladstone
Church of England
Shafto Adair
Shafto
Beccles
Carlton Club
South Leicestershire
Lowestoft
T. Lucas
Lucas Brothers
Ipswich
Leicestershire
O. H. Frewin
Cold Overton Hall
Paget
Heygate
Hinckley
Temperance Hall
Leicester
George Toller
Liberal Registration Society
Alderman KE
Ellis
Isane
Wiaut
Moffatt
M.P
Southampton
Isle of Wight
John Simeon
Clifford
Norwich
Liberal Party
J. J. Colman
Jacob Henry Tillett
Messrs. Bateman
Coleman
Chamberlain
Daynes
Simms Reeve
Young
Tillett Tan
Tcomorrow
A Tale of a Trumpet at Indian Duke Event
A deaf old lady at a Duke of Edinburgh entertainment in India used an ear trumpet. She asked a table servant with peas, but the Khutmatgar misread her signal and dumped a large pea portion into the open mouth of her ear trumpet.
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Duke of Edinburgh
India
Khutmatgar
Ballot Bill published by Lord Hartington details
The Ballot Bill contains thirty clauses and schedules outlining election regulation. It sets nomination rules, voting procedures, and ballot design with numbered marks. It prescribes penalties for improper voting and notes the London Ballot Society’s push to support the second reading in Parliament.
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Lord Hartington
John Jones
John Brown
John Smith
Thomas Brown
The
London Ballot Society
House of Commons
Marquis of Hartington
Clarendon warns officials over Greek murders inquiry
The Foreign Office publishes a letter from Lord Clarendon urging caution to avoid seeming to praise Athens visit. He instructs contact with Greek ministers to stress Queen Victoria’s and Britain’s grief over the murdered British subjects near Oropos and to support sincere investigation into the brigandage.
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Foreign Office
Lord Clarendon
Henry Elliott
Athens
Constantinople
Oropos
H. Elliott
M. Vulacrity
Mr. Erskine
Erskine
M. Valacrity
Mr. Watson
M. Damaschino
Legation
M. Maurer
King Otho
Procureur du Roi