Parish of Lambeth Election Ends in Liberal Victory
The Lambeth parish ward election ends after a three day contest. Liberals gain churchwardens with 2259 to 1975 votes and secure a broad lead in guardianship posts under the Poor Law. The Liberal party remains confident of further triumphs.
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Funeral of the Rev A Douglas in Broad Street
The interment of Rev A Douglas occurred Wednesday at the Meeting-house Broad Street with dense attendance. Dissenting ministers from the county, civic shops closed, and a large procession followed the coffin from the Oxford Road residence to the grave as hymns and prayers marked the solemn rites.
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