Court and Royal Visitors Linger at Balmoral and Castles
Court notes Queen and Court remain at Balmoral while frequent excursions occur. The Prince and Princess of Wales visit Her Majesty. the Prince and Princess Christian stay with the Duke and Duchess of Sutherland at Danrobin Castle. Mr and Mrs Gladstone return to town from Walmer Castle, as does Earl Granville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Balmoral
Prince and Princess of Wales
Prince
Princess Christian
Duke and Duchess of Sutherland
Danrobin Castle
Gladstone
Walmer Q Castle
Earl Granville
Lord Granville
Lowe
Bass
Glentulban
Inverness
Forster
Galloway
Ayrshire
Lord Eliot
Earl of St. Germans
House of Lords
Eliot
English Church Union
C. L. Wood
Lord Halifax
Mundella
M.P
Nottingham
Liverpool
United States
Drowned lord Aberdeen and notable deaths in 19th century notices
Intelligence reaches the Aberdeen family that Lord Aberdeen has drowned while crossing from America to Melbourne. His lordship, aged twenty nine, had been in Canada for some time. He is succeeded by his brother, Hon. John Campbell Gordon, born 1847. Also announced is the death of Mr A C 8 Murray Dunlop, MP for Gresk, a Free Church leader and adviser to Dr Chalmers. Other items include Count of Franavutt, a fire in Cecil Street, a fatal fly poison incident near Newmarket, a burglary confrontation at Oldham, and disruptive behavior at a Cowley parish church followed by two months’ imprisonment.
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Twe Hart
Aprerpten
Lord Aberdeen
America
Melbourne
Canada
John Campbell Gordon
Murray Duntop
A. C
Murray Dunlop
Grescok
Dunlop
Free Church
Chalmers
Count of
Franavutt
Legion of Honour
Marengo
Austerlitz
Jena
Wagram
Napoleon
Elba
Waterloo
Switzerland
Hogland
Lord Keith
Count de Flahault
Berlin
Duc d’Orleans
Antwerp
Vienna
France
St. James
Keith
Marchioness of Lansdowne
Lambeth
Cecil-street
Strand
Cecils
Queen Elizabeth
Newmarket
Cooper
Boyce
Oldham
Thatcher
Cowley
Uxbridge
J. O. Hilliard
John Kite
George Woodward
Grimes and Casualties In South London Court Case
Everson and Farrell, youths tied to a coroner's verdict of man slaughter over the death of a five year old Arthur Lane, were remanded after a Saturday Enamies Police court hearing. A separate incident left Frederick Hodgkinson blind in the eye after a shot while playing near William Tell with schoolmates. Reports describe murder and outrage across South London as a woman dies from injuries blamed on her husband who fled, and two men are murdered over jealousy. Italian Bonbenno of Wyndham road Camberwell faces charges after striking his wife in a public house and killing her companion. he remains in custody.
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Everson
Farrell
Arthur Lane
Enamies
Frederick Hodgkinson
Royal Free Hospital
William Tell
Emigration trends and election updates from 19th century notices
Reports note that August emigration through Liverpool was nearly as high as last year with English emigrants predominant. Norwich petition hearing for Tillett is postponed, with possible abandonment. West Surrey nomination looms. Shrewsbury race features three candidates. Home Rule movement backs Irish Parliament, and Sheffield Cutlers Feast notes speeches on national defense and neutrality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liverpool Mercury
Liverpool
Norwich
Tillett
Justice Byles
Chambers
Court of Common Pleas
West Surrey
Guildford
R. Baggallay
Q.C
Hereford
Mid-Surrey
W. Brodrick
Midleton
Shrewsbury
Cotes
Commissioner Kerr
Douglas Straight
Home Government Association
Rotonda
Dublin
Alderman J. Mackey
H. Maunsell
Laurence Waldron
Gratton
M’quaid
Galbraith
Shaw
Ireland
Sheffield
Cutlers
Duke of Norfolk
George Cavendish
Edward Howard
Lord Houghton
Hadfield and
Mundella
House of Lords
England
New Oratorio St Peter Impresses at Birmingham Festival
The Birmingham Musical Festival featured Jules Benedict’s St Peter in its first performance. Praised for grand choruses and strong execution, the work drew enthusiastic cheers, with soloists Maile Tittens Madame Patey Reeves Santley and Cummings stellar. The three hour event attracted 14,570 attendees and a record audience revenue higher than any prior festival.
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Bation
Europe
St. Peter
Birmingham
Jules Benedict
Benedict
St. Peters
Elijah
Israel
Messiah
Yaster
Maile
Tittens
Madame Patey
Sims Reeves
Santley
W. H. Cummings
Gleanings from Far and Near on Cottages and People
A miscellany notes neat Penge cottages by the Metropolitan Association for improving workers dwellings. Great Eastern Railway abolishes express fares, adopting ordinary fare. Ireland reports one smallpox death in the quarter to June 1870. cases traced to importation. Crystal Palace temperance gathering loses nine children to police guardianship. Melbourne letters by Parsona the washerwoman involved in suicide. Siamese Twins Chang and Eng arrive in Jersey City. severing deemed unsafe. Chang injured en route home to North Carolina. Dublin sea bathjk case reports jellyfish poisoning with dramatic symptoms. three young women affected, one near death. An Iroquois wedding in New York joins Blonn and Serik Kasilsaavowkwas.
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Metropolitan Association
Penge
Great Eastern Railway
Ireland
Crystal Palace
Parsona
Melbourne
Chang and
Eng
Jersey City
Europe
Liverpool
Chang
North Carolina
New York Times
Join Bull
Blackrock
Dublin
Africa
New York
Blonn
Serik Kasilsaavowkwas
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