Shakespeare at Drury Lane with Partis as Othello
A praise filled review of Drury Lane’s Othello led by Mr Partis supported by Messrs Falconer and Chatterton. It lauds Mr Phelps as Othello and Miss Herren Faverr as Imogen while noting Miss Helen Faucit returns to stage to immense acclaim and a packed house applauds each act.
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Drury Lane Theatre
Mr. Partis
Othello
Drury Lane
Shakespeare
Messrs
Falconer
Chatterton
Macready
Moore
Mr. Phelps
Herren Faverr
Imogen
Helen Faucit
Rosalind
Desdemona
Ophelia
Miss Faucit
Miss Taucit
Posthumus
Bank shareholders present portraits at Shirley's Hotel
A Bloomsbury shareholders meeting at Shirley's Hotel celebrated oil portraits of Thomas Hattersley the chairman and Job Caudwell the Conservative candidate for Abingdon. S. B. Beal presented them, with remarks by directors and notes on bank progress. Portraits by Stephen Clift. Lord Palmerston birthday noted. Exhibition of Irish Manufactures remains open in Dublin with ongoing concerts.
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Tun Estates Bank
Txstimonial
Shirley’s Hotel
Queensquare
Bloomsbury
Thomas Hattersley
Job Caudwell
Abingdon
S. B. Beal
St. Pauls Churchyard
Money
Hubert George Grist
W. Paul Clift
Herbert Thompson
Bouiller
J. A. Slorner
Stephen Clift
Gerrard-street
Soho
Lord Palmerston
Tr Dury
Dublin
Mr Samuel Laing on India lecture at Kirkwall
Mr Samuel Laing former Finance Minister for India spoke at Kirkwall Grammar School under the Young Men's Literary Association. He contrasted English and Indian governance, warned against centralising power in London, urged local oversight, and praised English officials while forecasting risks from excessive remote control amid India’s rising wealth and reform.
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Laing
India
Kirkwall
Young Men’s Literary Association
Orkney Herald
England
Charles Wood
Sir Charles Wood
Brighton Railway
East India Company
Lord Dalhousie
London
Lord Canning
Calcutta
Canada
Australia
Cape
Downing-street
Sir John Lawrence
Lord Elgin
Government House
Mr. Laing
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