Foreign Miscellany from the Global Press
A roundup of international notes: Francis Joseph approves a Public Schools Bill. German Customs Parliament to convene June 3. Prussia’s king travels west. press in favor of England in the U S dispute. Perth bail for Prince Karageorgevitch in the Servian assassination case. Reports on Danish West Indies treaty repudiation. Mazzini’s defense address. dueling tribunal in Florence. Nawab Karreem Shah’s widow dies at 114. Port Darwin expeditionary report. General Lee’s interview access controversy. Brisbane Polynesian protest meeting. George Peabody’s health and library funding pledge. Sunday shop closures in Paris. Austrian Concordat abrogation questions. Pacific Railway traffic projections and cost estimates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Joseph
Prussia
Hanover
Bremen
United States
England
Supreme Court
Perth
Prince Karageorgeevitch
Prince of Servia
Denmark
West Indies
Copenhagen
M. Mazzini
Lugano
London
Irany
Florence
Calcutta
Begum
Karreem Shah
Tippoo Sultan
Hyder Ali
Adelaide
North Australia
Port Darwin
Lee
Washington
Queensland
School of Arts
Brisbane
J. Hardgrave
Brisbane Courier
Prosopy
George Peabody
America
Peabody
Georgetown
Massachusetts
Paris
Employés de Commerce
Austria
Supreme Court of
Vienna
Rauscher
Minister of Justice
Pacific Railway
New York
California
Chicago
Omaha
Salt Lake
San Francico
Oaklands
San Francisco
Road ride of 3000 miles sparks travel freight debate
The text notes that a 3000 mile road journey will have few pleasure travelers and reveals diverse opinions on how much freight should be carried locally or through routes.
Amatuer Concert Aids North London Hospital
An amateur concert at Hull Store-street featured a fifteen piece string band and wind players conducted by Mr Evans. The program included Massaniello Fra Diavolo and Zampa overtures Mendelssohn Cornelius march and Elijah will be performed at Exeter Hall by the National Choral Society with Miss Smyth Palmer Perren and Lander as soloists and G W Martin conducting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hull
North London
Evans
Massaniello
Fra Diavolo
Zampa
Mendelssohn
Cornelius
Elijah
Exeter Hall
National Choral Society
Arabella Smyth
Palmer
G. Perren
Lander
G. W. Martin
Court and Royal News From Balmoral and London
Daily notices report Queen's income increase to 40 000 a year A visit by the Crown Prince of Denmark to London and安排 plans for the Sweden crown princess marriage Proposals on Ireland Ireland affairs and Parliament Budget actions and attacks on Courts of Justice New Site Bill Sir Samuel Baker Africa voyage and Liverpool Local Marine Board resignations
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Balmoral
Prince Arthur
Prince of Wales
Sandringham
Epsom
Galois
Taris
Prince Imperial
England
Napoleon
London
Glasgow Morning Herald
Western Daily Press
Christian
Prince Christian
Earl Spencer
Home Secretary
Ireland
Crown Prince of
Denmark
Prince
Princess of Wales
Sweden
Egypt
Buckingham Palace
Burke
Chichester Fortescue
House of Commons
Lowe
Layard
Courts of Justice
Law Times
Samuel Baker
White Nile
Board of Trade
Liverpool Local Marine Board
Rev Benjamin Speke wed Caroline Fuller at Neston parish
The Rev. Benjamin Speke married Miss Caroline Sophia Fuller at Neston parish church in Wiltshire. The ceremony drew a crowded church and the village was beautified for the occasion with generous bridal gifts including tokens from Neston's poor. Also notes follow about royal birthday observances and various contemporary events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin Speke
Caroline Sophia Fuller
Neston Park
Neston
Wilts
Her
Windsor
John Bright
Llandudno
Lord Stanley of
Aderley
Robert Clifton
M.l
Colenso
England
Oxford
Cambridge University
Peter Cunningham
Miscellaneous items from a mid-19th century notices page
A collage of short items reports on hospital attendance and new patients at Great Northern Hospital, election rulings by Mr Justice Blackburn, a lecture on infanticide by Dr Lankester, a condemnation of local taxation costs, colonial trade remarks by Sir George Grey and Mr Robinson, university degree timings, and a Foreign Office telegram on the Tornado case with Spain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Northern Hospital
Caledonian Road
Norfolk
Justice Blackburn
Messrs
Lacon
Walpole
Lankester
F.R.S
Middlesex
Freemasons
Great Queenstreet
Earl of
United Kingdom
George Grey
New Zealand
Society of Arts
Robinson
Legislative Council of
Natal
Great Britain
England
Fawcett
Forster
Cambridge
Foreign Office
John Crampton
Earl of Clarendon
Macpherson
Tornado
Mr. Macpherson
Chili
Spain
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