Alexandra Palace described as a cultural and dining venue
The article details a converted dining hall near Wood Green for large public bodies, completed at about 12,000l, and highlights the palace as a hub for music and fine arts. It notes galleries with Turners and other major works, a vast English pottery collection, and life-size tableaux of national costumes, making the venue a potential boon for northern London residents.
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Odd Fellows
Foresters
Woodgreen
George Attenborough
Turners
Oberwesel
Coxes
Cattermole
Prout
Lewis Haig
Francis Grant
Millais
Turner
Fuseli
Smirke
Lord and
Lad Towneley
Pickersgill
Faed
B. Davis
Bow
Fulham
Chelsea
Lapland
Brittany
Alexandra Palace
London
Henry Ward Beecher at Home at Plymouth Church
A New York correspondent describes Plymouth Church in Brooklyn as a plain, neat white building with a large choir, an impressive organ, and orderly seating. Henry Ward Beecher enters quietly, removing his cloak, while the pulpit area features a simple oak desk, flower arrangements, and a serene, reverent atmosphere.
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Henry Ward Beecher
New York
Plymouth Church
Fulton Ferry
Brooklyn
Beecher
Camp
Beechera8
Beecher Sermon Delights Churchgoers With Practical Theism
The report praises William Beecher's sermon on Mark five, 25 to 35, noting his deliberate pace and practical, heartfelt appeal. It describes the service structure from alto solo to final benediction, highlighting audience attention and the moving finish as the organ accompany a voluntary.
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Mr. Beecher
Beecher
Foreign Miscellany News Highlights
Paris reports the death of M. Martin Paschaud a noted Protestant clergyman. Sumner divorced from his wife by Massachusetts Supreme Court over desertion. Shah may visit London June 18. Italian Deputies close Religious Corporations Bill debate. Empress of Russia arrives in Rome with royal reception. Modoc war updates describe surrenders and ongoing pursuit. Prince of Wales praised in Vienna for service to the British Exhibition. Jesuits in Germany: Redemptorists Lazarists Priests of the Holy Ghost and Sacred Heart to dissolve within six months. Spain: Orense Castelar and Pi y Margall named to lead. Cuban governor reports emancipation order partially carried out.
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Paris
M. Martin Paschaud
Sumner
Supreme Court of Massachusetts
St. Petersburg
London
Philadelphia
Liverpool
Italian Chamber of Deputies
Russia
Rome
Jack
Vienna
Prince of Wales
Germany
Federal Council
Congregations of the Redemptorists
Lazarists
Priests of the Holy Ghost
Society of the Sacred Heart
Jesuits
Spain
Senor Orense
Spanish Assembly
Castelar
Constitutional Committee
Pi Y Margall
Council of Ministers
Bradlaugh
Cuba
Jisan
Case of O Keefre v Duties sits in Dublin Court
The Dublin Court of Queen's Bench did not close the case yesterday after lengthy proceedings. Mr O Hagan addressed the jury for the defendant over Friday and part of Saturday, ending with remarks on the danger to society at the present time.
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O’keefre
Duties
Dublin
Queen’s Bench
Verdict Reaches Plaintiff After Court Adjourns
In a crowded session the jury found for the plaintiff with one farthing damages after a lengthy trial. The case touched on church versus state authority and revived debate on jurisdiction lingering in political and religious spheres. Additional reports covered solar observations, railway stock issues, and public notices in related pages.
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Fitzgibbon
W. D. Denning
Bristol
Grand Trunk Railway of Canada
Niagara River
EW Steam Coal Company
Cardiff and
Swansea
R. Carden
Mr. Disraeli
England
Ireland
Scotland
Miss Nightingale
Martineau
Anna Gore Langton
Amberley
P. A. Taylor
Butler
Cobbe
M’laren
Gore Langton
B. Disratur
Bethnal-Green Museum
Lord Ripon
Bethnalgreen Museum
Robert Torrens
M.P
Dean Stanley
W. Rogers
Court of Queen’s Bench
Dona Hayley
Jury
Ortons
William Hopwood
Mount Pleasant
Victoria
Walter Miller
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