Church of England Self Supporting Village Society Plan
A Wednesday Exeter hall meeting led by the Bishop of Norwich endorsed forming a Church of England Self supporting Village Society. The plan calls for 300 to 400 families on land to be leased long term, with farming and crafts, to fund a church and social improvements. Total capital about £60,000, raised by shares, loans, and donations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of England
Exeterhall
W. Cowper
J. Brown
J. E. Keane
J.T. Burt
R. Munroe
H. Hughes
J. H. Simpson
Norwich
Hear
Morgan
John Manners
Edward Larkin
Committee of Management
Ross
Organisation of Labour
National School Society meeting reviews progress and future plans
At the annual meeting in Westminster the Archbishop of Canterbury presided. The secretary reported on the society’s 35th year, highlighting grants for school buildings and teacher residences, Battersea master training, and 298 unions. Fifty nine trainees at St Mark’s Chelsea faced age-related selection limits, prompting free exhibitions. Funds and subscriptions rose slightly, with Treasury support sought for a broader church education program. Remarks urged bishops to engage with schoolmasters as clerical colleagues to elevate moral discipline and parish ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National School Society
Incorporated Society For
Westminster
Archbishop of Canterbury
Church of England
W. J. Kennedy
Battersea
Society
St. Mark's College
Chelsea
Society For
Whiteands
England and
Wales
Oxford
Derby Day at Epsom Keeps Public Interest High
A crowded Derby Day at Epsom Downs drew vast crowds despite lower betting activity. Notable races included the Craven Stakes, Woodcote Stakes, and Horton Stakes with several key horses and owners named. The event showcased grand Stand facilities, liberal hospitality, and widespread public enthusiasm for racing culture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epsom
Chumber
Rank
Dhilly
Tattersall’s
Sting
Fancy Boy
Pyrhius
Coujaror
Woodcote
Tatton Sykea
Gilbert Heathcote
Mendicant
Monerina
Vanish
E. Peel
Spithead
Kitchener
E. R. Clarke
the Baron
Mr. Bainbridge
Sir Peter Banke
Coronation
Maid of Hampton
Nutleaf
Aristotle
Baron
Peter Laurie
Sir Peter Laurie
Eldon
Phcaroon
Dromedary
Bukhara
Muley Moloch
Rondo
Sir G. Heathcote
Mr. Ramsbottom
J. Day
Slick
Lady Charlotte
Crocua
Chatham
Herman Pletoff
Miss Thomatina
Alcademan
Mustee
the Wreck
Deodara
Hetman Platos
Miss Slick
Marez, &c
Mr. Shelley
J. Sharpe
Mr. Parr
Mr. Wall
Zela
Mosque
Bentley
Emma
Elemi
Velocipede
Emilius
Nanette
Tit-bit
Capelcourt
Kingdom
Downs
Pew
Bis
Tatternall’s
Jockey Club
Careless
John Bull
G. Heathcote
Hibbury
Secon
Wiperr
Saba
Mr. Gully
Epirus
W. Scott
Sir Tatton Sykes
Melbourne
Vitellini
Gen
Shubrick
Brocardo
Touchstone
Holmes
Tom Falloch
Nannette Colt
Grimston
Bold Archer
Ginger
Humdrom
Ago
the Traverser
Widred
Joinville
Peri Colt
L'Hirondelle Colt
the Conjuror
the Crown Prince
Cantley
Nalcolm
Blackie
Sotades
Tragical
Sir Edmund
Holloway
Iago
Traverser
Humdrum
Junoville
Tregical
Tom Tallock
Tage
Fancy Bey
Sir Tatton Syker
Tatton
Potatoes Famine Echoes Across Counties and Fatal Chimney Collapse
In a Dunammun letter the writer warns of potato scarcity threatening landowners if harvests fail next year. Messages from Wicklow report large cash and seed gifts for relief. An Annan minister dies suspected by poisoning in porter. An Oxford Street inquest links epilepsy to a man’s death. A massive Muspratt chimney at Vauxhall Road collapses at the factory. no lives lost though destruction occurs and the structure dates to 1828 as England’s tallest at the time.
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Wakley
Opier Ward
Leonard-place
Kensington
George Robert Michael Ward
Hackney
Cock Tavern
Brookstreet
Hempstead Road
Jane Margaret Keech
Christ Church
Adams
Romsry
Atheveem
Atheneum Club
France
Italy
Grote
Greece
London
Brockendon
Naples
Senegal
Almeira
Cape Sacratif
Touton
Caimar
Mr. Edmonds
Arthur Place
Golden Jane
St Luke’s
43D
Barnard Castle
Newcastle Guardian
John Farr
Jardine
Bow-street
Peacock
Post Office
South Eastern Railway Company
Gravesend
Mary Ann Newland
South Eastern Railway
Nash
Roberts
Baker-street
Portmansquare
Arms
Folkestone
Constable
Sloane-street
Newland
Piccadilly
White Horse
Pimlico
Piccadill
Inne
Duke of York
Vauxhell-road
Whicher
Woch-street
Slyane-Street
Chelsea
Dunn
Tem
Farr
Ballantine
South-Eastern Railway Company
Lyceum Theatre
Sister Axp I
Dnawa
Geppert
Berlin
Dramatic Society
Concordia
Plautus
Pic
St. George’s Fields
George Dudley Ryder
Ryder
Earl of Harrowby
Rome
Winchester
Wilberforce
Suisan O'Buiex
Limerick
House of Commons
Hoses
C. S. Lerevar
O'Brien
Repealers of London
W.S. O'Brien
Covent Garden Theatre
Fata Arrray
Poacnens
C.F. Winterton
Fenwick Lodge
Surrey
Major Winterton
Robert Winterton
Staines
Dunammun
Raacomman
Bumep
R. Peel
Mayo
Roscommon
Wexford
Tinghely
County Wicklow
Eerl Fitzwilham
Annan
James Dobbie
Secession Church of
White Hart
Berwick Street
Oxford Street
Bedford
George Augustus Farques
Princess's Theatre
Mgr. Pope
Ourgeon
No. 3
Manchester Square
Faun
Lance Cuimner
Liverroor
England
Morison's Pills and Medical Works Advertised in London
In London and nearby streets advertisements promote Morison's Vegetable Universal Medicine and related cures. The appeal cites James Morigan the Hygeist and Perry partners offering purgatives, detersives, and remedies for venereal disease, nervous debility, and sexual health, with multiple vendors listed and notes on edition sales and warnings about counterfeit copies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College OF Easte - New Road
London
Healey
James Morigan
Morison
British College of Health
Hamilton-place
New Road
Popular Remedies Advertised Amid Claims of Cures and Trust
A long advert style page touts Parr's Life Pills and Frampton's Pill of Health as universally effective medicines. It cites testimonials, stamp authentication, and lists multiple agents across London and Edinburgh. Also promoted are a hair regenerator and Holloway's ointment and pills with dramatic medical claims and endorsements from various local officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parr
Pius
T. Roberts and Co
Cranecourt
Fleet Street
London
Prout
Strand
Exeter
Frampton
T. Prout
Thomas Prout
W. Grimstone
Highgate
Messrs
Savory and Moore
Regent Street
New Bond Street
Bond Street
J. Sanger
Oxford Street
Hannay and Co
Barclay and Son
Farringdon Street
Homus Keating
St. Paul's Churchyard
E. Edwards
T. Buller
Holloway
Prince Edward Island
J. Hugh Macdonald
King’s County
Huan Macnonalp
Bay Fortune
Josefa Corrin
Hugh Macdonald
Winnas Unveaway
Europe
West and
West Indies
Professor Holloway
Temple Bar
St the
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Mt All
Cecernenesereese
Cy. Seer
Ogier Ward
Leonardplace
George Robert Ward
Dr. Ward
Rover
Daxton Successtox
Denmark
Halstein
Schlcswig
Prince Royal
Prince Frederick of Hease
Prussia
Sweden
Copenhagen
Frederick of Hesse
Lobe
Prampton
W. Eberlys
Bleckis
Grimeton
Tom Tullock
Ingo
Sing
Pyrrhus
Grimaton
Sir Tatton
Sam Day
E. R. Clark
Carew
Mr. Mostyn
Hetman Platof
Mias Thomasina
Whitehouse
Belvidere
T.Y.C
Drewett
Prudence
Eslin
Ford
the Attorney
Walker
Alexa
Flat Fish
Devil Among the Tailors
Liverpool
Guzman
Nobbler
Cooper
Caen
the Nobbler
Lucille
Malvoisie
Sorella
Antonio
Brompton
Motils
Montgomerie
Great Tailing
Epsom Races
Epsom Downs
Briscoe
Wright's
J. T. Hewes
J. T. Helms
Eeg's
Nautilus
T. Edwards
Esqr's
Dauntless
Messrs. Ayckbourn
Charles
Hazard
J. Gardner
Esqr
Don
East Lodge
Greenwich
Commodore
Royal Thames Yacht Club
Girat
Coronation Fleet
University
Cambridge
Whitadder Bridge
Tweed Commissioners
Berwick Warder
Patsh
Messrs. R. and I. Perry
Berners-street
Oxford-street
Duke Street
St. John Street
Deansgate
Manchester
R. and
L. Perry
Perry
Messer. Perry
Berners Street
R. J. Brodie and Co
Sherwood
Gilbert
Piper
Piper, Paternoster-row
Purkiss
Compton-street
Soho
Noble
Chancery-lane
Barth
Brydgen-street
Coreas Garden
Gordon
Leadenhall-street
Exellera
London Mercantile Journal
Brodie
Johnstone
Cornhill
Messrs. Brodie and Co
Samuel Lamert
BecrogosTaret
Belford-Square
Lowxnox
University of Edinburgh
London Hospital Medical Society
Iron Times
Alagnet
S. Gilbert
Paternoster-row
Stare
Tichborne.street
Quadrant
Newton
Church Street
Bedford Street
Belford Square
Strange
Burgess
Medical Bookseller
Coventry-street
Haymarket
Hanoay
Mann
Guest
Bull-street
Birmingham
T. Sawler
St. Ann’s-square
G. Philip
South Castle- Street
Hobson
Market-street
Leeds
Allen
Longrew
Nottingham
Clancr
Bedford-row
Dublin
Henderson
Castle-place
Belfast
W. and
H. Robinson
Greenside-street
Edinburgh
Love
Nelson-street
Glasgow
Ina Gealee
All
J. L. Curtis, and Co
Fra
Esses and
Herts Mercury
Curtis Om Manneop
Naval and Military Gazette
Curtis
United Service Gazette
Messia
Cuntis and Company
Frith Street
Soho Square
J. and
R. Raimes
Draggists, &c
Leith Walk
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