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Newspaper

Nonconformist

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Apr 17, 1872

Page

9

New School Books and Primers Highlighted by Publishers

A selection of educational titles is praised for classroom use including a graphical Primer and The Geography of England by Mr Lawson. Macmillan offers Physics and Chemistry primers edited by Balfour Stewart and Rostot, plus a Bible story for children by Brian Barrett. Curtis contributes an Elementary Geography of Great Britain and Ireland, lauded for its methodical approach.

England Lawson Messrs. Macmillan BalFour Stewart Roscot Messrs John Charles Curtis Great Britain and Ireland Simpkins Curtis

Labour-Laborer Strikes Stir Warwickshire and Regions

A Warwickshire Chamber of Agriculture meeting debated the labour question with resolutions urging coin payments and piece-work where feasible. Speakers included the Earl of Denbigh and H C Wise MP. similar gatherings in Cambridgeshire and Isle of Ely condemned the agitation while Buckinghamshire labourers formed a union after hearers spoke strongly. Reports also note labourers quitting in Newton near Sudbury and spreading activity in Suffolk Dorset and other western counties.

Warwickshire Chamber of Agriculture Earl of Mark Phillips M.P Manchester G. F. Muntz Cambridgeshire and Isle of Ely Denham Uxbridge Suffolk Newton Sudbury Everal Portia Towers Dorsetshire

Foreign News From Europe and Americas Warms to Reform

Prince Frederick Charles arrives in Constantinople as other dispatches report the Belgian king thanking Gladstone for Belgium's independence remarks. Savonarola monument funds. Oceanus steamer disaster on the Mississippi leaves sixty dead. France to bombard Madagascar. Grant re election opposition in New York. Gould profits from Erie stake. France abolishes passports. Morse memorial services planned. Barp murder in Gironde region. Canadian Parliament opens with immigration and railway plans. Persia famine relief progress. Prussia school inspection law standoff. Pope Pius IX greets foreigners and prays for nations.

Frederick Charles Prussia Constantinople Bolsano Tyrol Innspruck Gladstone Belgium Victor Emmanuel Savonarola Oceanus Mississippi Cairo Madagascar Toulon Ile de la Réunion Matave Grant New York Horace Greeley Schurz Trumbull Jay Gould Erie Gould France Tuy Professor Morsz United States Professor Morse House of Representatives Washington Wholsale Gironde Barp Bordeaux Prince of Wales Persia Bombay Gazette Shah Mirza Joosoof Khan Paris Fulda Spreen Pius [X Italy Germany Arene Austria Ireland Poland Holland America Zimes

Permissive Bill Meeting and Excerpt on Alabama Question

A major Exeter Hall gathering supports the Permissive Bill with Sir Wilfrid Lawson and other advocates set to speak. Borough meetings follow for Permissive Bill Associations. Mr Bright sends a letter on the American Case to Cyrus W Field, criticizing Geneva Tribunal submissions and urging restraint.

Exeter Hall Wilfrid Lawson Bart M.P Joan Briaut Alabama Bright Cyrus W. Field New York Evening Mail

Crystal Palace Music Meetings Attract Wide Interest

The Crystal Palace National Music meetings attract many applicants from distant provincial societies. The 15th is the deadline to lodge applications at the Crystal Palace. Rail fares are reduced from June 26 to July 8 for competitors. The Crystal Palace Company provides transport from London. Dr William Smith will edit A Primary History of Britain and an Elementary English Grammar free of political bias for schools with diverse denominations.

United States Crystal Palace London the Palace Crystal Palace Company Tur The Atheneum William Smith Britain

Odd Bits From Bromley to Barum in 1870

Miscellaneous Victorian clippings feature early singing at Bromley Kent, a giant Mississippi steamboat allegedly led by a woman, a quarrel over epitaphs, and milk quality stats for London dairies. Also notes Carlyle as a verse writer, a Pope dinner with a royal cat, and a Devon tale of Bishop Temple seeking a license to hire a publican’s cart.

Bromley Kent Mississippi Milk Journal London Versailles British Medical Journal Tux Porst Journal de Rome Princess of Wales Daily Telegraph Moretto Carlyle Thomas Alexander Chelsea Thomas Carlyle T. Carlyle Alexander Exeter Temple Torrington Devon Barnstaple Bideford Newton Tracey Boniface Preate

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