Consecration of Roman Catholic Cemetery Near Commercial Road
A Roman Catholic cemetery plot near Commercial road east was consecrated Monday at eleven in London. Bishop Dr. Griffiths led the rite with clergy and lay participants, marking a centuries‑rare event amid crowded views on cemetery rites and gate prices. About 1,000 spectators attended despite high admission costs.
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Holy Guild of St. Jerome and Our Blessed Lady
London
Dr. Griffiths
Griffiths
H. Lea
de Lima
Stratford
Dublin
Alban
C. R. Pemmber
John M‘kenna
Lalowlor
Athy
Carlow Sentinel
Waramono
W. M. Alcock
Iliam Penn
Liverpool
Caber-house
Glen Ny
House OF Commons
Baieur
Durham
Trish Church
Warp
Lord
Oranmore
Ireland
West India Islands
Bowzine
Grapstonz
Inquest at Bath over Sir Charles Nightingale death
An inquest in Bath examined the death of Sir Charles Athelstane Nightingale Bart of Wells Road Bath and Kneesworth Hall Cambridgeshire. The coroner faced family disputes over his will and Dr Greville’s role. Witnesses noted a series of medical symptoms including dropsy and stomach disturbance. The verdict cited hematemsis but did not confirm arsenic poisoning.
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Bath
Ann
Thomas Nightingale
Sir Charles
Greville
Johnson
London
Lambert
Abercromby
Field
Colchester
Osborne
East-hill
Ipswich
REEDS
Father Mathew
Ireland
St Anthony's Chapel
Mathew
Leeds Mercury
Manchester
John Geeghan
Maude
J &S
Manchester Times
Literary Chronicle on Ainsworths Ottoman Aborigines and Protestant Mission
Ainsworth argues Christian peoples in the Turkish empire remain numerous despite four centuries of rule. The essay discusses population shares, religion, and language, noting Christian resilience, European commerce, and steam routes as progress drivers. It links Ottoman decline to reform, commerce, and missionary language shaping future religio-political shifts.
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Tas
Osmanti
W. F. Ainsworth
F.G.S
F.R.G.S
London
Cunningham and Mortimer
Europe
Balbi
Muhammedan
Osmanli Asia
Malebran
Bell
Osmanli
Ainsworth
Mahmoud
Farren
Damascus
Mecca
Mahomet
Syria
Ottoman Empire
Turkey
Bunyan
America
Mediterranean
Malta
Christendom
England
Basle
Gibbon
United States of America
Mediterranean Sea
Euphrates
geatReet Oeso
Liverpool
Marquis of Abercorn
Earl of Waldegrave
Jackson
Lord
Lord Montgogue
Servia
Lord Braymont
Earl
Aberdeen
Russia
Earl of
Aszadeen
Lord Aberdeen
Bucharest
Adrianople
Camrsext
Cuancextog
Broveham
Westminster Hospital Elects New Physician
At a special general board meeting in the board room Dr. W R Basham of Grosvenor Place was unanimously chosen physician to Westminster Hospital filling the vacancy left by Dr Bright, who immediately became honorary consulting physician after a twenty year tenure.
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House OF Lords
Lord Porniman
Houses OF Parliament
Lord Braveham
Committee of Taste
Earl of Ancrogen
Marquis of Lanspawne
Ireland
Bridges
Marquis of Lansdawne
France
Earl of Anzrnen
Lord Montzacix
Earl of Glencatt
Fishery Board
Lord Carsery
Marquis of
Crannharpe
Lord Mont- Eagle
Duke of Wetmeron
Ord CampBett
Patrick
Jock
Campbell
IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT Hears BREACH OF PRIVILEGE And Irish Bills
Reports from the Lords and Commons detail a breach of privilege involving a Kendal newspaper, motions to withdraw, and apologies. Debates cover Irish Arms, Poor Law, allotments, and several public bills, with divisions on duration and enforcement and Ld. Russel’s state-of-nation critique amid trade concerns and calls for reform.
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Houses OF Lords
Lord Brovanam
Kendal
William Brown
Earl of Devon
Scientific and Literary Societies
Marquis of Lanspowce
House OF Commons
House
Extor
Mr. W
O'Brien
Ireland
Mr. W. Steuart
Lord Elior
Ross
Lord Crements
Lasallc Hexre
Sir R. Pee
Mr. Ross
R. Peet
Messrs
LanoucHere
O'Connor Don
Lord Clements
S. O’brien
Joan Russe L
Ronest Pxex
Coancillor
Exchequer
Jones
F. Baxine
R. Fenauson
Admiralty Lands
Barnard
Admiralty
J. Hume
S. Hezserr
Ordnance
Era. Williams
C. Naprex
Capt. Peck
Hume
Bannard
Williams
Court of Exchequer
Lord Asairy
England
Wales
Wells
Labourers’ Friend Society
Nottingham
Coventry
Warwick
Bedfoorth
Mansfield
Leicester
Lincoln
Manchester
Newcastle
Rundles Town
Antrim
Leighlin-bridge
County Carlow
Kingscourt
Cavan
Ennistymon
Clare
Castle
Townsend
Cloone
Leitrim
Giansroux
LasoucwEng
Sir Wa. Cay
G. Curry
Scotland
Sudbury
House OF Lords
Commons
Pte
Privy Council
Lomnp
Lord Broveham
Lord CuancEllor
Lord Denman
S. Craw Fern
J. Rusazut
LaHarman Crawtorp
Lord J. Russeit
Eigil
Lord Extor
Lord J. Russell
M. J. O'Connell
Mr. Ewart
O'Connor Dow
Pe Lertet
Joan Russgx1
Lord Exrot
M. J. O’connext
F. French
J. Graham
Crawrorp
Lord Lerton
Lerroy
O'Foxgatt
Court of Queen's Bench
Lord J. Russex
West India Islands
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Literary Chronicle
Goon Horr
AtGos Bar
John Centliores Chase
Natal
New Zealand
Australia
Canada
Cape of Good Hope
Algoa Bay
Chase
Cape
von Riebeck
Imperial Parliament
W. C. Goxz
J. Granam
Ainsworthh
James Graham
Baronet
Gissorng
Sutton
Curistorher
Maine
Grapstone
Washington
Wittinms
H. W. Barnon
R. Pegg
Admiralty Court
F. Maue
J.granam
Mid-Lothian
Board of Education
Pendi Ube
Holland
Colquhoun
J. Russell
Ewart
Lord Ashley
Camper Down
Bergery
Board of Admiralty
Camperdown
Herselr
Mr. Bannerman
Home Department
Free Presbyterian Church
College of St. Andrew’s
F. Mann
Christopare
Mackinnon
Lord Worstry
Feriday
Royal Commission
Calock
Earl of Shaftesbury
Lord Wharncliffe
Dundee Harbour
Bolton
Paisley Corporation
Cockermouth
Northampton
Londonderry Bridge
Joan Russanx
Old England
Noddin
Scinde
India
Sunderland
United States
R. Perx
Joan Russect
Brazils
Brazil
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