ABBSHEY HALL SCHOOL LISTS TEACHING STAFF AND RECENT ACADEMIC RESULTS
The Amersham Hall school at Caversham presents its staff including Mr West as Master and Mr Alfred West as Vice Master, with noted honors for several teachers. It lists degrees and distinctions earned by former pupils from Cambridge London and other institutions, details term dates and fees, and invites inquiries for the Syndicate’s copy of the examiner’s report.
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Abbshey Hall School
Caversham
Reading
MR. West
Alfred
J. Waterston
Aberdeen
W. O Harris
Monsieur Malfroy
Cluny
C. Nicolai
Halle
Berlin
Licencié Et Lettres
Paris
W. H. Birch
Christ Church, Reading
O. R. Havell
Government School of Art
A. W. Bennett
Leagan F.L
Westminster Hosp
Amersham Hall
Cambridge
London
B.scone
Whitworth
Trinity Colu
University Coll
Andrews
Royal College OF Surgeons
Incorporated Law Society
Unaer
University of Cambridge
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Artaur Miall
Bouverie- Street
Fleet-street
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Paris in crisis as commune fights Versailles troops
BrsmanK warns M Thiers to restore order or face a Prussian entry into Paris while the Commune, exhausted of resources, attacks. National Guards march on Ver sailles, Meudon and Chatillon fall to government forces, Gustave Flourens dies, and reprisals against deserters rise. Thiers claims control. The rest of France suppresses Communists, Parliament debates foreign policy and budget measures, and domestic issues center on licensing, local taxation, and education grants.
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Count Brsmank
M. Thiers
Paris
Commune
Chatillon
General Vincy
Versailles
Assi
Hotel de Ville
Cluseret
Lyons
Marseilles
Belleville
Montmartre
Home Secretary
Goschen
House of Commons
Lord Salisbury
C. W. Dilke
Black Sea
Disraeli
Chelsea
John Manners
Gilpin
Lord Enfield
Charles Dilke
Gladstone
House
Robert Peel
England
Bosphorus
Europe
Baillie Cochrane
France
Russia
Lord Granville
Lowe
London
Royal Albert Hall
University
Hall of Arts and Sciences
Kensington
Cambridge
Thames
Spain
Amadeus
Germany
Dollinger
Christ
Peter
Munich
Prussia
Berlin
The
Times
Mr Bruce's Licensing Bill Examined by Home Secretary Speech
The article reviews Mr Bruce's licensing bill as a transitional reform to curb drunkenness, noting its compromises and mixed reception. It cites the Home Secretary's Monday night explanation, the bill's complexity, and its likely ten-year path to full effect while appealing to ratepayers in limited districts and potentially reducing the least reputable classes in the trade.
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Home Secretary
Bruce