The Baccarat' Scandal
tf jPKft UNITED TRESS ASSOCIATION.) ! 1 'London, Jane 15. ~ . Many sermons were delivered yesler- > day throughout Eugland on fho b.ioearai - scwndal. The Bisliop of Duiham, Canon 1 Furse of We.Ntunnster, and Dr Parker * (Noriconformi.st) strong! v condemned 1 gambling, and many of the preachers 1 appealed to the Prince of Wales to ahan--3 don the practice. . ~ 1 A society journal called " The Dwarf," 3 declares that it possesses sure details 3 .showing that Sir W. Gordon Gumming was absolutely innocent. It has proms ' ised to disclose them later on. The 3 statement has caused some sedation. June 16 Thenpoloey offered by the Prince of Wales has produced' a good impression.' > The American papers sympathise with him. N The Daily Chronicle, referring to recent, official statement in the House of Commons, Mr stanhope has gone out of his way to place a cushion to soften Ihe fall of tlie Prince of Wales. Other monarch s are soldiers, hut the Prince has' never served a campaign, therefore 'he might at least be expected to honour the u.ntoriij he wore. v *
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Feilding Star, Volume XII, Issue 152, 18 June 1891, Page 3
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181The Baccarat' Scandal Feilding Star, Volume XII, Issue 152, 18 June 1891, Page 3
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