Banquet plans and Plymouth election notes in liberal circles
The report covers a Liberal banquet invite list for Mr Miall disestablishment motion with Alderman Cowen as presiding, plus Plymouth election results showing Mr Rooker 376 to Sir George Young 296. It also details the Palestine Exploration Fund expedition led by Captain R W Stewart with Dr Drake joining, outlining aims, personnel, and expected three to four year timeline.
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The
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M.P
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Dundee
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Hills
Ald. Cowen
N Svenbiee
Bathlane
Newcastle Daily Chronicle
Plymouth
George Young
Alfred Rooker
R. P. Collier
George
House of Lords
Bruce
Wilfred Lawson
Booker
Mr. Rooker
Sir George Young
Edward Bates
Liverpool
W. Morrison
Lane
Palestine Exploration Fund
Holy Land
R. W. Stewart
R.E
Royal Engineers
Black
Corporal Armstrong
C. F. Tyrwhitt Drake
Drake
Palmer
Tid
Captain Burton
Hauran
Damascus
Anti- Lebanon
Stewart
Jordan
Advertisements from an 19th Century British periodical
A collage of consumer ads for Epps Cocoa praising digestion benefits and easy preparation, Kinahan's Irish Whisky extolling purity and wholesomeness, and Holloway's Liver remedies highlighting bilious disorders and liver enlargement treatment with Pills and Ointment.
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Civil Service Gazette
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Halloway
Death of Elizabeth Ailen Pritchard in Glasgow
Elizabeth Ailen Pritchard wife of the Rev George Pritchard formerly missionary at Tahiti died in Glasgow on Saturday evening.
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Glasgow
Elizabeth Ailen
Geo. Pritchard
Tahiti
Bank of England Gazette Summary for Week Ending Nov 1 1871
The issue department reports notes in circulation of 36,838,300 pounds with gold and silver bullion totaling 21,838,300 and government and other securities at 15,026,? The banking department shows proprietor's capital 14,553,000 pounds and deposits including government securities and other deposits totaling 46,106,660 pounds. Chief Cashier Gro. Fores signs the report dated Nov 2 1871.
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Quiet grain trade and mixed London market reports
The grain market showed limited arrivals of English wheat with slow sale and easy prices. Foreign wheat arrivals were large, barley and malt weak, oats plentiful with steady terms, and beans and peas traded cautiously. London cattle and meat markets were quiet amid large imports, with prices easing on beasts and steady to firm on select English and foreign stock.
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Norfolk & Suffolk
Markets Record Amid Quiet Trade Across Commodities
The column reports Ireland and foreign butter and bacon imports, Dutch prices, and a dull Irish butter market. Hops show limited activity but firm prices, with New York money tight. Potatoes and seed seed, clover, and rapeseed prices noted, plus wool and oil activity. Coal prices rise with many ships noted.
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Sussex
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Kent
Weald of Kent
Olds
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