Gambetta's basins and donations spark debate in Paris
Paris gossip notes Timothée Trimm claims Gambetta once faced a broken washbasin later mended by donors as part of a broader Democratic jab. Meanwhile Rome reports grand antiquities finds as ground is broken and streets traced, revealing mosaics, statues, inscriptions, and ancient relics. In Brest, Father Dufour scandal erupts as crowds smash Jesuit College windows after a priest is accused of improper conduct. acquittal follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Timothée Trimm
M. Léo Lespés
Lvénement
M. Gambetta
Gambettia
Tours
Hig House
Pall Mall Gazette
Rome
Old
Tiber
Mall Gazette
France
Pére Hyacinthe
Brest
Pére. Dufour
Quimperlé
Father Dufour
Jesuit College
M. Thiers
Eople
Father
Germany
Daily Telegraph
Royal visit to Dunrobin and tributes to Duchess of Sutherland
Queen Victoria and the royal party visited Dunrobin Castle after leaving Balmoral, with crowds cheering at Aberdeen Elgin Inverness and Dingwall. A monument to the late Duchess of Sutherland was laid at Dunrobin, with prayers, addresses, and luncheon with the Duke of Sutherland. The day included hilltop views and a private service attended by the Queen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Granville
Balmoral Castle
Dunrobin Castle
Duke of Sutherland
Aberdeen
Elgin
Inverness
Dingwall
Sutherland
Castle
Sir Henry Rawlinson
Mr. Stanley
New York Herald
London
Ballater
Cumming
John Bright
Miss Priestman
Friends’ Meeting House
Rosemary-street
Bright
John Hanmer
Baron Hanmer
Flint and
Hanmer
James Stratten
Paddington
Mylar
Falmouth
Cornwall
Hen
Liverpool
Minnesota
New York
Utah
Flint and Rubhin
Irishman
Flag of
Ireland
Dublin
Atlantic
Picton
Cardiff
Neep
Houndslow
Nottingham
London and North-Western
Wolverhampton
Harry Parkes
General Alexander
Aston
Windsor Castle
Royal Dairy
Aviary
Frogmore
Great Park
Virginia Water
Messrs
Lamb, Nash, and Co
St. Thomas
Porto Rico
Messrs. Curtis and Harvey
Hounslow
York
Black
Clifton
Bristol
Ipswich Education Act sparks clash over new school plans
The Ipswich school board progresses with a 700 pupil board school when a rector from Stoke proposes a rival 300 pupil Church school near the site. Debate follows on whether to alter plans to save rates, with members divided over preferring Church schools to board schools and whether to halt the board project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ipswich
Orwell
Educational Department
J. H. Henderson
Friends of Church Education
Stoke
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Gunome
Sharp
Cardinal Cullen
Archdiocese of
West Cumberland
Auchinleck
Brown
Princes Park
Llandudno
Hannah Whitton
John Croft
Bank of England
Napoleon
Camden House
Chiselhurst
Sidcup
Croft
Belfast
Sir Richard Wallace
Hertford
Hammersmith
Harriet Weedon
Sarah Ann Rodwell
Spaull
Rodwell
Cross
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