Queen’s Balmoral Walks and Balmoral to Dunrobin Visit
The Queen will leave Balmoral Castle for Dunrobin on Friday morning. At Aberdeen the Lord Provost will present a Town Council address. The Court Circular notes Balmoral staff recalling the Prince Consort’s birthday with a gathering at the Obelisk. Mr H M Stanley receives a gold snuffbox from the Queen with thanks for aiding Livingston’s fate.
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English and European literary notes from London to Berlin
Mr. Holman Hunt returns to England from Palestine to paint new works. An English translation of Tischendorf Greek Testament eighth edition is in press. Disraeli may write another novel. Herbert Fry announces tenth annual Royal Guide to London Charities. Plon seeks 333 299fr.25c from Louis Charles Napoleon for Life of Caesar printing in Chislehurst. Bismarck, at Varzin, writes autobiography, collects reviews and journals for future publication.
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Foreign Miscellany and World News Highlights
A Swiss village tragedy reports a rich peasant Leiser hanged himself over wage worries. French Councils-General back compulsory free education. Calcutta’s 1871 population lists Europeans to Hindus and Chinese among others. Thiers’ vice-presidency debated. Burton expedition in Iceland. papal moves and cardinal nominations noted. Bennett’s Nile expedition funded. Hague International Congress with Marx and Engels. Millionaire pawnbroker Mitchell Hart dies. invitation from St. Louis to visit Missouri during Oct fair. California’s Chinese labor shift from laundries to diverse industries observed. dinner hour noted in San Francisco.
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