Royal Train Tour Passes Swindon to Osborne
Queen Victoria and royal retinue traveled by rail, visiting Swindon and Basingstoke before boarding the Fairy for East Cowes. Crowds gathered along the lines, showing loyal cheers as the Royal Group moved through the stations and into Osborne House.
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Great Western
Swindon
Lady Barrington
Mrs. Phillips
George Grey
Queen's Royal Hotel
Basingstoke
London and South- Western Railway
Gosport
East Cowes
Osborne House
Clerical Promotion and Noble Sea Voyage Reported
Tue Deanery of Carlisle offers the vacant see of Norwich to Rev. Arthur Penryhn Stanley son of the late Norwich bishop and author of Life of Dr. Arnold He is tutor and dean of University College Oxford Lord Robert Pelham Clinton sails from the Isle of Wight aboard the Gitana yacht for the Mediterranean and plans to return after Easter recess.
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Carwisle
Hinds
Norwich
Arthur Penryhn Stanley
Stanley
Arnold
University College
Oxford
Tua Earn
Lincoln
Robert Pelham Clinton
Isle of Wight
Mediterranean
House of Commons
Weekly Chronicle
Negro minister appeals for funds to build Messiah church in New York
Rev Mr Crummell spoke to two public meetings in the Subscription rooms urging subscriptions to erect a church for 1,400 to 1,600 congregants. He described 20,000 New York blacks facing prejudice and segregation in pews, theft, and limited access to funds, with many churches unavailable to them. A collection followed and a foundation was laid with masonic honours.
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Tug
United States
W. Hockin
W. Howard
J. T. Holmes
E. P. Pridhamy
Pridham
Crummell
America
England
New York
Africa
Boston
Jamaica
Church Missionary Society
Tr Western
Exeter
Caxtons Part the Last and the English moral fate
The October periodical review weighs Bulwer Lytton’s Caxtons final chapters and a broader slice of literature. It praises the Caxtons as a masterful family portrait, notes its themes of war, hearth and home, and reflects on the author’s late pages and lines about martial virtue and progress. The issue also surveys Pepys, geography, Canadian politics, and debates linking food prices to crime, urging moral economy and social reform.
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Westminster
Church of England
Blackwood
Caxton
Edward Bulwer Lytton
Caxtons
Australia
Canaan
Ararat
England
Mother Isle
Tropics
Cowley
Roland
Herbert
Blanche
Somerville
United States
Samuel Pepys
Pepys
Cromwell
Eclectic Review
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Providence
Marathon
Peter the Hermit
Alestine
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