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Newspaper
Nonconformist
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Sep 01, 1875
Page
13
The Crown Prince thanked Cologne for the welcome and pledged to peace as the Emperor William’s aim. He toasted the welfare of Cologne and the Rhine Province and praised peaceful ideas. Paris reports say his remarks were well received in Europe.
The fortress of Leo D Urgel capitulated to the Alfonsists on the 27th after eight hundred Carlists marched out with honors of war. The surrender left 47 cannons, few rifled, and produced 800 prisoners including 300 officers. Lizarraga and the Bishop of Urgel were sent to Montjuich and Puycerda.
The Duke and Duchess of Teck visited Margate to open a new convalescent home linked to the Orphan Working School at Haverstock Hill. The duchess was accompanied by Lady Georgina Grey. the special train left Victoria Station at 11.30 and reached Margate at 1.13, greeted by Joseph Soul the home’s founder, Lord and Lady Granville, and the mayor.
The speaker described the seaside visit as a challenge to carry out major work without war funds and urged support from supporters. He thanked attendees and noted personal satisfaction for himself and Lady Granville in their presence. Mr Sov requested 300 pounds for furniture and other needs in the subscription list reading. The duke and duchess later traveled to Walmer with Lord and Lady Granville.
Birmingham board prizes were awarded at the Town Hall with many pupils present. Education Act data show seats rising from 30 980 to 42 861 and attendance up from 16 000 to 34 000. Gosbeck Suffolk reports a village board formed by Attwood and others. Bury St Edmunds gas firm debated voluntary school subscriptions, noting objections and alleged savings.
A nighttime wreck on the Midland Railway at Kildwick Station between an excursion train from Morecambe to Bradford and the Scotch express left five dead and five injured. The tail lamps were off, and the express struck the stopped excursion train as it lit lamps, smashing two carriages. Fires followed using broken timber, and traffic resumed after hours. Passengers including Mr. S. Ambler and Miss Redman survived amid chaotic darkness and injuries.
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