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Nonconformist

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Nov 05, 1873

Page

18

Government Interest in Egypt and North Africa Traffic

The deputation thanked Lord for courteous attention as he noted government focus on Egypt and on traffic in Tripoli, Tunis, and Abyssinia. The group then withdrew after his sympathetic remarks.

Egypt Tripoli Tunis Abyssinia

Royal News From Scotland and London In Late November Outline

The Queen visits Crathie parish church and Bush Farm celebrations while planning to depart Scotland on Friday and spend Christmas at Osborne. Other reports note royal tours, impending arrivals for a royal wedding in St. Petersburg, honours conferred, the death of Lord Bovill, and public notices on elections, pauperism, and railway coal rates.

Bush Farm W. Brown Albert Brown Crathie Taylor Henry Cowan Aberdeen Scotland Windsor Osborne Beatrice Winter Palace Imperial Palace Tsarskoe Selo England Gladstone Hawarden Castle Bright Pwllybracon Llandudno Birmingham James Moncrieff Kilduff Bovill Combe Kingston-on-Thames Middle Temple Guildford Court of Common Pleas William Erle Equity John Wickens Charles Hall Lord Selborne Court of Chancery Wickens Justice Keating Lowe Lord Aberdare Earl Granville Earl of Kimberley Cardwell Duke of Argyll Goschen Fortescue Marquis of Hartington Forster Stansfeld Sir Henry Holland Willesden Rajah Brooke Sarawak Cairo Rugby School Hayman London Mundella M.P E. Landseer James Heald Stockport Heald Anglesey Beaumaris Islington Sisters of Mercy Edward Butler St. John’s Well County Kilkenny Thames Clapham Carter Church of Holy Trinity Nottingham Edward Engledew Harry Tucker Forestreet Guildhall Lightning Dick Aaaeaacht Liverpool Corrigan Agor Alderman Lusk Great Northern and Midland Railways London and South-Western Railway Company The Midland

Handel Theodora Revival By Royal Albert Hall Choral Society

The Royal Albert Hall Choral Society began its third season with a revival of Handel Theodora. Madame Otto Alvsleben led a strong solo line including Angels ever bright and fair and He saw the lovely youth. The performance featured Mrs. Dones Miss Julia Elton Mr. W H Cummings and Mr Thurley Beale, with the soloist choices praised for their refined execution.

Handel Theodora Mendelssohn Otto Alvsleben Diocletian Dones Julia Elton W. H. Cummings Thurley Beale Tantor

Stainer Leads Fine Performance with Noted Works Ahead

The concert impressed with precise choruses and a capably played overture by a small band. Dr. Stainer contributed strongly on the organ, with pieces by Ferdinand Hiller and orchestral additions. Mr. Bar conducted with vigor as Bach's St Matthew Passion is set for Thursday the 14th, with several novelties promised afterward.

Stainer Ferdinand Hiller Bar Bach Gounod Gallia Hiller Maccfarren Garpard

Home for Little Boys at Exeter Hall draws crowd and praise

Exeter Hall hosted a well filled charity evening in support of the Home for Little Boys. Chairman John Macgregor Canon Miller Rev J Fleming and Mr Proudman led a program with a choir dissolving views and the boys band. The secretarial address noted growth from 13 to 300 boys across ten cottages with training, schooling and work to prevent crime and dependency. A collection raised over 90 pounds with several donations.

Exeter Hall John Macgregor Rob Roy Canoe Canon Miller Greenwich J. Fleming Camberwell Proud Tottenham Old Workhouse Farningham A. O. Charles Tottenham W. T. Paton R. J. Simpson St. Clement's Danes

Tur Lonpon and Recupante School Board Actions

Tur Lonpon board reports 99 proposed sites for 86,870 children across future schools. An industrial school plan favors immediate lodging for 100 boys. A deputation may seek babies' rooms from Sir Francis Sandford. Recupante announces J A Bright, son of John Bright, may run for Rochdale School Board with anti denominational school funding and support for compulsory education.

Francis Sandford John Albert Bright John Bright Rochdale School

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