Protestant Union Voices Fight Against Romish Influence
Speakers denounce the Roman Catholic Church and Popery within the established church's pale. They argue for Protestant independence from state control, praise Congregational governance, and call political preaching from the pulpit a duty. Bangor hosts praise for Union work and Union secretary hooks efforts cited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ
Wales
England
Church of England
Kingdom of Christ
Durham
Paxton Hood
Bangor
J. O. Bedolfe
Hooke
Balmoral Hallowe'en Celebrations and Royal Travel Plans
Epitome of Heros reports Hallowe'en festivities at Balmoral Castle with torch procession and bonfire. Queen and Princess Beatrice plan Windsor residence after December events. snow and gale affect northern Scotland. Empress Eugenie arrives in Chislehurst. royal movements and ministerial notices follow with references to the Duke of Edinburgh’s naval duties and Parliament's prorogation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hallowe'en
Balmoral Castle
West Lodge
Sir Stafford Northcote
Scotland
Deeside
Taeaenit Atrangementa
Beatrice
Windsor
Prince Consort
Osborne
Eugenio
Chislehurst
Farnedey
Balmoral
Abergeldie
Louise
Kensington Palace
Duke of Edinburgh
Harwich
Royal Naval Reserve
London Gazette
Marquis
Marchioness of Salisbury
Hatfield
Earl of Beaconsfield
Lord Lyons
Westminster
Edward
Talbot
Lord E. Fitzmaurice
Montague Corry
Gladstone
Wellington College
Daily News
London
Leeds Mercury
Rumors of Premiership and Harsh Irish Rents Stir London
The article reports on health driven retirement hints for Lord Beaconsfield era figures, possible succession talks, and Count Schouvaloff’s status with Lord Derby. It notes Manchester Chamber of Commerce backing free trade, Sir Evelyn Wood’s Zululand talk, and a Lancastrian banquet. It also covers Abyssinian Prince Alamazon’s illness, Leeds political events, Irish distress appeals, and rent resistances in Mayo with anti-rent demonstrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Cairan
Lord Beaconsfield
Brett
Thesiger
Lord Salisbury
Count Schouvaloff
Lord Derby
Knowsley
Paris
The
Timer
England
Russia
Count Schou
Sir Evelyn Wood
Middle Temple Hall
Bar of
Lord Hatherley
Evelyn Wood
Cetewayo
Enda
Newdigate
West Hallam
Nwdigate
London Gazette
Great Britain
France
Prince Alamazon
Theodore of
Abyssinia
Yorkshire College
Leeds
James Paget
Daily News
W. E. Forster
M.P
Duke of Argyll
Freeman's Journal
Leutenant
Stafford Northcote
Ireland
Mayo
Lord Arran
Erasmus Wilson
Margate Sea Bathing Infirmary
Scrofula
Tranmere baby-farming trial ends with life sentences
Chester Assizes convicts John and Catherine Barnes of manslaughter in the deaths of three children entrusted to them. Judge labels crime near murder and imposes penal servitude for life. one defendant fainted, the other showed defiant bearing.
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Tranmere
Chester Assizes
John
Catherine Barnes
Labouchere
Levy Lawson
London Guildhall
R. Carden
Queen’s Bench
Zruch
Ford
Chesterfield
Edmund Henderson
Alexandra Palace
London
T. T. Phillpott
King William-street
City
Mansion House
Alderman Nottage
Biographies and lectures highlight late 19th century cultural notes
Notices report second edition of Dr H A Page on De Quincey, a Carlyle Birthday Book near publication, reprints by Harpers, and lectures proposed for Dr Joseph Cook at Exeter Hall. Robert Beaton in Beaton and Spurgeon's Tabernacle series planned, plus Rena n and others. An unrelated Jupiter feature notes a vermilion spot visible on the planet.
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H. A. Page
de Quincey
Carlyle
Peter Bayne
Harpers of New York
Joseph Cook
Beaton
Exeter Hall
Spurgeon
Tabernacle
Messrs. Whittaker and
High Easter
Chelmsford
Lewisham School
George Macdonald
New York
London
Sven
Langham Hall
Rénan
Paris
Beerkhampstead
Berlin
Jupiter
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