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Newspaper
Nonconformist
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
May 27, 1857
Page
9
The section lists numerous peers and MPs including Napier, Paget, Russell, and Weymouth among many others, noting the Maynooth Division minority who backed Spooner's motion and the majority names in the final tally. The text resembles a historical voting record with tesselated names and t allers.
Cardinal Wiseman lectures on collecting and arranging a national gallery at Marylebone Institution. He urges avoiding foreign gallery templates, critiques a Veronese, warns trustees over art authenticity, and stresses vigilance to preserve valuable works. Second lecture set for June 3.
The Queen intends State Balls and Concerts at Buckingham Palace after returning to London. The Prince of Wales has returned from the North and visited Houghton Pit, while Prince Alfred toured the Continent. Peels, Cadogans, and Ashworths linked to upcoming marriages are named. Irish Secretary changes and health concerns for the Marquis of Dalhousie are noted. T G Baring tipped as Lord of the Admiralty replacing Sir Robert Peel.
The Palace saw growing attendance as visitors increased each week. On Saturday the band featured 1 performers with strong vocal support from Herr Rudolph and Mr. Leslie's choir enhancing the performance. The article notes the Mann Liquor Law in America failure and cites Mr Joseph Barker, an immigrant and temperance advocate, addressing Mr S Wat- in a letter.
The Blanchester Examiner reports Mr Barker, authority on the Maine Law, says in a March 30 1857 communication that the Maine Law is a failure in America and that only moral suasion can make a sober happy people. The item appears amid a diverse array of notices and political commentary.
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