Queenlike Queen of Abyssinia Leads Desperate Forces
The British report a large but ill defined Abyssinian force at Magdala and along the Dalanta route, with civilians fleeing toward Gondar. Attacks by Gallas and casualties among convoys rise as a proclamation warns natives to clear the path.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore
Magdala
Thie
Dalanta
Mjedda
Gondar
Lat
Atsala
Antalo
Sorro Pasa
Bashilo
Senafé
Zoulla
Galla
Dejaz Meshashah
Gobazye
Robert Napier
Gallas
Great Spiritualist Case Reverses Widow’s Gift to Home
Vice-Chancellor Giffard declares Mrs Lyon unduly influenced by the medium Mr Home and orders the transfer of 60,000 to the widow. The ruling caps a dramatic suit over 30,000 gifted as a “son’s” support and reverses the large donations while leaving Home’s spiritualist fame intact.
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Daily News
Home
Giffard
Mr. Lyon
Atheneum
Bloane-street
Mr. Home
Court of Chancery
Daniel
Chancery
Lord Eldon
Lord Cottenham
Court of Science
Faraday
Tyndall
The Irish Church Liberal Alliance Names May Be Listed
The Liberals who paired in favour of the bill included Colonel Biddulph Captain J H Calcraft W O Foster Hastings Russell C Waring and C R Colville in a record of parliamentary divisions and party alignment.
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Colonel Biddulph
J. H. Calcraft
W. O. Foster
Hastings Russell
C. Waring
C. R. Colville
Conservative List Of Voters And Absent Members In The Bill
A detailed roll shows Conservatives who paired against the bill and the one Liberal and one Conservative who voted for it. It lists Lord Ridley Sir M Bowyer J N M Kenna and others who backed or opposed, plus numerous Liberals absent due to illness or other reasons.
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R. Grosvenor
A. M. Dunlop
R. Kearsley
George Traill
H. H. Vivian
P. W. Martin
G. Young
James Moncrieff
M. T. Bass
C. 8. Butler
E. T. Hamilton
R. Green Price
S. Gurney
R. B. Sheridan
M. H. Marsh
J. Lamont
George Morris
Sir M. Ridley
W. Stuart
W. H. Hornby
C. Bagnall
Gilpin
S. G. Getty
H. C. Wise
J. B. Bowen
C. Bailey
Admiral Walcott
Barttelot
T. Conolly
J. Floyer
Napier Sturt
Thompson A. Green
B. Davenport
T. Williams
H. Barnett
H. B. Baring
W. H. Barron
A. B. Beresford Hope
J. W. Fane
D. Gooch
Q Lord Bingham
G. Bowyer
H. A. Butler-Johnstone
R. A. Earle
J. M. Gaskell
J. N. M'Kenna
J. B. Smith
C. White
T. Winnington
F. W. Knight
Col
C. G. Tottenham
G. Stucley
Royal Birthday Festivities and Balmoral Movements
The Queen and Court are at Balmoral with the Prince of Wales to mark her birthday. Queen travels to Scotland on medical advice and will host public breakfasts at Buckingham Palace after returning. Prince Alfred to sail Galatea via Ascension, due July. A state concert and numerous royal events highlighted the royal week.
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Balmoral
Prince of Wales
Scotland
Buckingham Palace
Royal Gardens
Prince Alfred
England
Ascension
B. L. Guinness
Dublin
London
Arthur Guinness and Co
Home Secretary
Foreign
India
Stafford Northcote
John Lawrence
the Times
Bright
Welsh Reform Association
Liverpool
Whitson
Sheffield Independent
Mark Firth
Hercules Insurance shareholding moves to acquire rival firm
The shareholders meeting on the 14th sought approval to acquire the International Insurance Company. Hercules reports revenue over 100000 and capital and invested funds of 370000. A separate House of Commons bill pushed by Shaw Lefevre Russell Gurney and J S Mill would grant married women control of property and earnings, making them independent of husband debts and suits.
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Hercules Insurance Company
International Insurance Company
Rieuts Oy
House of Commons
Shaw Lefevre
Russell Gurney
J.S. Mill
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