Emperor in seclusion at Reichstadt described in detail
An eightieth year old emperor in seclusion at Hradschin Hungary is profiled by a Timor correspondent. He is frail yet musical fond of Strauss, walks in a Bath chair, and sometimes shares meals with poor cottagers. Despite temper bursts he remains affable and venerated. The writer notes no Vienna visits since abdication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ferdinand
Emeror
Austria
Francis Joseph
Hradschin
Hungary
Reichstadt
Vienna
Coxgurr Hastis
America
Texas
William Delloon
William
A.K.H.B
Irongray
Boyd
Aentleman
Church Congress
M. Noel
St. Paul’s
W. Rogers
Bishopsgate
Crystal Palace
Life
City Press
Melbourne
Carolina
London
Euston
Bryanston Square
Sergeant Choker
Ly XL Division
Topping-street
Choker
Mixed Irish politics and public health in 19th century Britain
Reports recount calls to discipline unruly Irish MPs amid Civil War era divisions, a Cork Amnesty and Home Rule clash, and a London typhus outbreak with stock fears and fever hospital transfers. Also noted are national debt figures, a Conservative vote fraud probe, and prospects for the Brynacagh and Canary Coniveries Company with coal and ironstone assets in Glamorganshire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Callan
M.P
Dundalk
Globe
Cork
Mr. Maroney
London
Carrie Diskass
Warwickshire
Mellington
Oxfordshire
County Cattle Assurance Association
Committee of Distribution
Liverpool Constitutional Association
Hartland
Bideford
The
Liverpool Mercury
St. Giles’s
Zimes
Great Wild-street
Drury-lane
Lincolncourt
Wild-street
Stockwell
Old Baptist Chapel
Ross
Nationa Dent
United Kingdom
National Debt Office
Brynycagh and Canary Coniveries Company (Limited
Glamorganshire
Cadley and
Penllwyn Robert
Piquant Snippets on Society and Propriety Across Lands
A collage of comments and anecdotes from varied places. Includes remarks on gender and status in England and France, a polygamous Indian household, a pangram sentence, business ethics, a sea captain and Africa evangelism, Sabbath behavior in Dahomey, a Wisconsin student’s income, mixed marriage reactions, and quips about providence after Ayr Barracks fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
France
John
Society For the Evangelisation of
Africa
Dahomey
Madison
Wis
Ayr
Mischief and Moral Musings in Victorian Columns
A miscellany from a late 19th century paper blends homely maxims with humorous anecdotes. It contrasts moral ascent with vice, parodies clergymen and parish life, and lampoons bushranger gossip and London sharpers through compact, lightly sardonic sketches.
Ridge's Patent Food Highlighted for Infants and Invalids
Extract from Cassell's Household Guide promotes Dr Ridge's Patent Cooked Food as excellent for infants and invalids. It is useful for custards and puddings in the nursery and sick room. Supplied by chemists and grocers in 1s packets and 2s 6d tins from Bermondsey London factory.