Royal Academy of Max and its Musics Dominion
A historical note on a Royal and National Institution founded in 1822 near Westmoreland that mirrors the Royal Academy of Music. It outlines royal patronage from George IV to Edward VII, aims to cultivate music as an art across the Dominion, and to coordinate local music examinations with universities while preserving educational value.
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Westmoreland
George IV
King George
Bovel
Royal Academy of Music
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Oxford
Cambridge
Edward VII
Prince of Wales
George V, Wales
Prince of Walesa
Empire
United Kingdom
Round Table Talks on Extraterritoriality in Foreign Rights
At Rio on November 3 delegates from China and foreigners discuss the extraterritoriality issue. The conference aims to define a basis for recommendations and limits on foreign privileges, noting cautious progress and the restraint shown by all sides.
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Rio
China
Yoshners
Morning Radio Schedule and Concert Notes
The page lists an early morning broadcast with announcers J Tyson and Rita McAuliffe, followed by news, lectures, music with performers Lexi Auman and Jean Rigby, and a midday session with Market reports. It mentions electrically reproduced records and a concert program including selections by Barrett and Rachmaninoff.
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J. Tyson
Metropolitan
BIS
Rita McAuliffe
Mieus
Tecoma
Mars Social News
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The
Constitutional Club
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Aeros
Tyson
Queensland Tourist Bureau Shakeup in Sydney
Brisbane officials announce a re arrangement of the Queensland Tourist Bureau in Sydney. Director of the Sydney Branch Mr P J Nally is dismissed and Sydney staff reduced. Mr J Wilson, who worked with northern tourist work, will become Sydney Director.
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Brisbane
Queensland
Sydney
P. J. Nally
Cates
J. Wilson
Royal Academy and Royal College of Music educate noted pianists
The text lists distinguished pianists including Tobias Matthay Myra Hess York Bowen Howard Jones William Murdoch Irene Shearer Herbert Fryer Harold Samuel and Clarke Hall with affiliations to St Pauls Westminster Gloucester Chichester Oxford cathedrals and city halls in Liverpool Birmingham noted as Greats.
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Royal Academy of Music
Royal College of Music
Tobias Matthay
Myra Hess
York Bowen
Howard Jones
William Murdoch
Irene Shearer
Herbert Fryer
Harold Samuel
Cark Hall
Claude Are
St. Paul's
Westminster Cathedral
Glouster Cathedral
Chichester Cathedral
Oxford
Liverpool Town Hall
Birmingham Town Hall
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