Commercial Railway to Black Wall and The Ravel Family at New Strand Theatre
A long mixed-page notice shows Provisional Committee apologizing for altered allotments of forfeited shares with deposits to London and Westminster Bank by Saturday the 27th. It also promotes The Ravel Family at New Strand Theatre with a schedule of performances including tight rope acts and a sequence of acts, with doors at six thirty and varied seating prices.
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Black Wall
London and Westminster Bank
M. Tate
New Strand Theatre
Ravel
Theatre-Royal
Drury-laor
Firit
Anil
Paris
Theatre Royal
Drury Anes
Monsieur Escot
Madame Angot
Beven
Lair
Fautley
Primrose Hill
Salisbury Square
Pleet-street
Lon- Son
John Fautley
Balady
Thomas Prout
Strand
London
Imperial Parliament Session Report from Lord Chamberlain
The House of Lords met at five o'clock with the Lords discussing agricultural distress. Petitions from Wal lington and from Bapad requesting compensation for losses in India, and opposition to the Ecclesiastical Courts' Consolidation Bill were presented. The Commons sent leave for witnesses Gore and Caley to appear before the Select Committee on agricultural distress, and several bills were read a first time with second readings to be scheduled. The Bishop of Exeter presented petitions against the Ecclesiastical Courts' Consolidation Bill, which were referred to the select committee. The House adjourned thereafter.
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House OF Lords
Loxp
Lord Wynford
Wallington
Buckingham
Lord Hatherton
Bapad
India
Lord Denman
House OF Commons
Bernal
Commons
Messrs. Gore
Caley
Select Committee
Mzmaee
Forest of Dean
Niry
Marquis of Londonderry
Borough of
Wells
Noble Pants
Cowbridge
Bridgend
Lord Wyngorp
Exeter
Ecclesiastical Courts
Alsager
London
Bannerman
Aberdeen
Lord Byron
Kingbert Bruce
Admiralty
Hear
Don
Picass
Picass Country coUemen
Pringle
W. Campbell
Eale
George Clerk
Wallace
Hume
MacKenzie
Lord Landon
Chancery
Scotland
Parliament
Mr. Bannerman
C. Bruce
Westport Railway
Miles
Bridgewater Canal
Alderman Twompsom
Weymouth Dock
Durham
Ashley
J. Russell
Milbert
Groves
Orange Lodges
John Russell
William Rex
Penn
F. Egerton
Anne
Ireland
Commission of Excise Inquiry
Henry Parnell
Hop
Phipps
Navy Board
Parker
Rees
Knight
Ceap
Commissioners of Excise
S Ric
Nobrrend
Se Hs
Gerens
Put
Lips
Wodehouse
Committee of Supply
Cressory
Clay
Tower Hamlets
Committee On Railroads
W. Wynn
Roebuck
Marquis of Downe
P. Thomson
Sunderland
Aldm. Thompson
Abipewaoers
G. F. Young
Wakley
Wooltrich
Warcey
Barnstaple
Fancourt
Hoo
Nee
Samuel Romilly
New South Wales
Cartell
C. Fergusson
Robinson
Sharpe
Rice
War Office
Fanconar
Col. Liprocerre
O'Connell
Hos
Barnstapte
Woolwich
Mr. Wakley
Hislae Beauclerk
Thompson
Badajoz
Teagdale
Bowring
Hawes
Bii. C. Fergusson
Curteis
Beauclerk
Ir. Lennard
C. Buller
Robert Walpole
Horace Walpole
Chamber Deputies
France
Canterbury
Bury
Ense
Montgomery
Galway
Coleraine
Carlow
Youghal
Clocmell
Newry
Oxford
Warwick
Norwich
Encla
Hertford
Bristol
Yarmouth
Tower
Ipswich
Droiwich Committee
Aberdeen Public Schools Bill sparks clash over donor fund use
In the House, Aberdeen magistrates face scrutiny as Aberdeen Public Schools Bill seeks to divert 6000 pounds from a 18000 pound donor fund. Proponents argue education for all, while opponents accuse misappropriation and breach of donor intent. Debates reference a Bridge o’Balgowin and historic Aberdeen governance.
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