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PUBLIC AND POLITICAL. The mortal remains...
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To The Editors Of The English Woman's Jo...
heathen listened inhabitants to from the of lips other of the lands minister , the gospel of God truths whose will head not and be hands less readil have y
contributed to the alleviation and cure " I of am bodil , & c y , disease . W . H . _Kabslake .
" Meshan Rectory , Southmolton , Oct . 3 , I 860 . "
Passing Events. 213
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XXIV . —PASSING _EVENTS . . ?
Public And Political. The Mortal Remains...
PUBLIC AND POLITICAL . The mortal remains of the late Duchess of Kent were privately interred Windsortheir Hihnesses
the the in of her the Prince sole late famil executor Koyal Consort y vault Hi in and g The hness St the . George was Prince onalty proved ' s Chapel of was Wales on sworn , the being 3 under rd ult chief , . . £ b 30 y mourn the 000 Koyal Prince . ers . The g Consort will ,
The bill for legalizing . pers the marriage with a deceased wife , ' s sister was lost , by The a maj ceremony ority of five of . Mr . Lincoln of ' s March inauguration Much as President accompanied of the United the
delivery States took of the place address on . the U 4 pwards th of 30 , 000 . person cheering s were present , and every thing passed off peaceably . has been grantinto
ViennaApril 16 th . —A law just published g women the In ri the ght Victoria , of voting Leg at islative the elections Assembl of y members , on the departure of the Diet of . the last mail , it was
proposed to be expended to discuss in promoting the propriety immi of gration raising among . £ 100 , 000 females by the . sale The of p Crown lan consists lands , hout Great Britain and
in Ireland employ upon ing lecturers " the Victoria to as subject deliver a field addresses Assistance for colonization throug will be , " rendered and in distributing to persons
resident prize essay in s the on colony same desirous of bring . ing their relations and friends over . SOCIAL AND _INDUSTRIAL .
for Science _Social the reception " was Science held of on Congress the Saturday " National , D the _ublin 1 Association 3 th and . — in A the meeting number Mansion for the to of House Promotion the make most , arrangements Dublin influenti of . Social The al
persons the chair S was qeiety in taken the . City The by were the meeting Lord present of Mayor , the and , Association Mr . _Hastings a is exp fixed lained to take the objects place on of
Wednesday A meeting for , improving the has 7 been th of the held August dwellings at . Notting of ham the for the in the purpose town of and establishing neighbour a -
society poor hood house . Model also lod lod ing ging -houses -houses for for sing familie le men s too and poor sing to le occupy women an in independent populous g
districts , will form subjects for the consideration of the managers . An article , in the Times upon the Strike it is remarks difficult : — to " The believe demands they of reall the
intend men are turning so utterl out y on unreasonable them generall that y . Most of the wives of these very men y work charwomen from twelve and their to children _foxu'teen as and errand sixteen boys hours or in factories daily , at , work washing from or ten as
to twelve hours , ; yet the delegates , claim for the men themselves the right to leave off after dinner nine hours in aid ' labour of the , having funds of ten the hours London ' pay . " Surgical Home for
A public Diseases The Home of Women is established was held for the a / fc the reception St . James of gentlewomen ' s Hall on the and 17 th females instant of . ' and aimat assisting
respectability those who ai _* e , willing suffering , and from in curable some degre surg e ical able _diseases , to hel , p themselves s ; and by
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English Woman’s Journal (1858-1864), May 1, 1861, page 213, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/ewj/issues/ewj_01051861/page/69/
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