Royal Family News and Rumors From Britain
The narrative covers royal movements with the Prince Arthur rejoining the garrison at Woolwich and daily travel from Greenwich Park, plus the Princess of Wales and children arriving at Marlborough House. Lord Granville, Earl of Derby, and Sir William Tite are mentioned, alongside Denials of a Lord St Leonards death amid a pattern of hoaxes and false reports.
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London
Prince Arthur
Woolwich
Ranger’s Mouse
Greenwich Park
Earl Granville
Walmer Castle
William Tite
W. E. Forster
Balmoral Castle
Princess of Wales
Marlborough House
Scotland
Edinburgh
Stirlingshire
Orray
Disraeli
Earl of Derby
Knowsley
Mill
Avignon
France
Times
Lord St. Leonards
Westminster elects candidates to Metropolitan School Board
A large Westminster Methodist meeting urged Dr. Rigg to stand for the Metropolitan School Board with an executive committee formed. John Chubb and G W Hastings also offered for London representation as the group plans district by district campaigns and public meetings to secure religious teaching in education.
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Board Room
Springgardens
School Board For
London
Viscount Landon
M.P
Simuel Morley
Viscount Enfield
Earl Russell
K.G
Raleigh
E. N. Buxton
Viscount Sandon
W. IJ. Smith
Samuel Morley
Westminster
W. Il. Smith
J. Talbot
Dr. Barry
J. A. Shaw Stewart
Brewer
Alderman Salomons
Crescens Robinson
Atlas Paper Works
Borough-road
KE. H. Bayley
Newington Causeway
Southwark
Scott
George Moore
Abbisy
Working men's candidates named for London districts in 1880s push
In London localities Marylebone Lambeth Westminster and others candidates are listed for the working men movement with figures such as Mr Hepworth Dixon Mr Blanchard Jerrold and Rev Septimus Hansard named for various districts. The Trades Unionist party holds an adjourned conference at Freemasons Tavern with Odger Latham Potter Allen Cremer and others. The council adopted rules to limit candidate numbers and seek compromises to maximize chances of victory.
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City of London
Hepworth Dixon
Blanchard Jerrold
Marylebone
Septimus Hansard
J. Allanson Picton
M.A
W. Green
Stormont House
Clapton
Hackney
Helms
M.P
Lambeth
Alexander M‘arthur
B. Hannen
W. R. Selway
George Offer
Sydenham
Greenwich
Cremer
Druitt
Finsbury
Odger
Lucraft
Pushley
Mr. Hales
Tower Hamletg
Spelling
Robson
Trades’ Unionist Party
Freamasons’ Tavern
Payne
Messrs
Latham
Potter
Allen
Osborne
Shipton
Pratt
Jones
Meears
Lloyd Jones
G. Potter
Williams
Johnson
Macbeth
Evans
Council
The
League
Council of the League
Baggallay elected for Mid Surrey in Conservative fashion
Sir Richard Baggallay was elected without opposition to represent Mid Surrey, succeeding Viscount Middleton after his father’s death. The seat at Colchester remains vacant by Mr. Gordon Rebow’s death, with Sir H Storks invited to contest opposing the Conservative Col. Learmouth. A separate Ireland Ireland convocation debate questioned Queen's University Ireland textbooks and discipline.
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Richard Baggallay
Mid-Surrey
W. Brodrick
Viscount Middleton
Gordon Rebow
Colchester
Thomas Abdy
H. Storks
Col. Learmouth
Opposition blocks Islington dancing licence renewal
Captain Harris reported disgust at the gardens in Jane. Magistrates mostly opposed renewing the dancing licence. music-only permission was granted. The Royal Music Hall Holborn dancing licence application was withdrawn.
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Mippimsex
Music Sans
Middlesex
Strange
Inspector Perry
Sergeant Pope
C Division of
Police
Poland
Pownall
Lliphbury Baru Tavern
Islington
Harris
Jane
Royal Music Hall
Holborn
An American Visitor's Lighthearted View of London
A Brooklyn citizen recounts his London impressions highlighting fees, crowded streets, and small items. He praises London as the world financial center and lauds universal courtesy and refinement, noting theatergoers, churches, and shopkeepers. He ends by saying he has learned to trust Britons more and respect their people.
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England
Brooklyn
Brooklyn Eagle
London
Hage
Drury-lane
Spurgeon
Notice requests postage stamp remittance for announcements
This column requires readers to send half-a-crown in postage stamps with any announcements. It states the payment rule and that only paid notices will be published.
Births and a Marriage in Essex and Hastings
Birth notices include Aldis in Calcutta for a son and Stewart in West Mill House Hastings for a son. A marriage at Coggeshall Independent Chapel joins Jessie Beard to W H Jellie of the Vines Congregational Church Rochester. no cards.
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Aldis
Calcutta
Jas, A
Aldia
Stewart
West Mill House
Hastings
Mra
John Stewart
Jessie Beard
Independent Chapel
Coggeshall
Essex
A. D. Philps
Joseph Hall
W. H. Jellie
Vines Congregational Church
Rochester
Sarah
John Beard
Eng
Bank of England weekly account figures reveal substantial holdings
From Wednesday’s Gazette an account under the Act 7th and 8th Victoria shows the Bank of England’s Issue Department notes issued at £36,524,650 with Government Debt £431,015,100 and Gold Bullion £21,534,650. Banking Department lists Proprietors' Capital £414,553,000, Public Deposits £4,116,726, Other Deposits £19,320,978, and total assets £42,071,003. Chief Cashier signature: G. Penny.
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E.eeneees
Holloway's Pills for Digestive Ailments This Autumn
Holloway's Pills claim to cleanse the blood stomach liver and lungs removing impurities and irritation. They promise to improve digestion eradicate liver bowels and kidney disorders prevent bilious attacks from humidity and weather changes while purifying the blood and improving complexion.
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Hollloway
Holloway
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Ireland
Queen’s University of Ireland
F. H. O'Donnell
Galway
Queen’s University
Queen's University
Anid
Robert Kane
O'Donnell
Mr. O'Donnell
University
Bank OF England
Victoria
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