Remarkable school results across multiple forms praised
The report lauds overall high attainment with IV Form leading over V and VI. Two IV Form boys Joseland and Porter earn special praise. I II Forms excel in Bible knowledge. French praised though grammar needs work. Discipline, order, and exam arrangements praised. Strong English grammar geography history. spelling generally good. arithmetic strong in lower forms, weaker in higher forms. Latin Greek solid. biblical knowledge praiseworthy. few in upper forms show promise for university entry.
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Joseland
Porter
Lockhart
Sen
Robertshaw
Simmonds
Jun
J. Wood
Hepburn
Edwards
Naylor
Howard
Epmunon Lepert
Corpus Christi College
Cambridge
Ilst
Seymour George March
Alfred Bishop
Wood
Cambridge Examinations Awarded Seniors and Juniors
Certificates of the Cambridge Local Examinations were awarded to seniors C Dodd and E Slater and juniors D Hepburn O Edwards W Toward J W Josel Sar J TP Savill J Garrard and Bentley sen. A speech by Dr Mullens and others followed with plans announced to open the old house as a ladies school next term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
C. Dodd
E. Slater
D. Hepburn
O. Edwards
W. Toward
J.W. Josel
J. TP. Savill
J. Garrard
Bentley
Sen
Mullens
W. Marshall
Lockhart
T. Rudd
Lewisham School
Cnarryman
Lock Hart
R. Albott
Coatrman
R. Aubert
Rudd
England
Orphan Working School Haverstock Hill Election At London Tavern
The 227th half yearly court for Orphan Working School at Haverstock Hill met at the London Tavern. Treasurer Welch chaired as secretary Soul presented a report showing 373 pupils 246 boys 127 girls with 25 more to be admitted. The building seats 400. rewards and outfits for leavers described. charity relies on voluntary contributions and seeks donations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haverstock Hill
London Tavern
Welch
Joseph Soul
Chaumman
Bank Weh day Act compliance by Chicago firm
A well known firm of Cook, Sen, and Con at St Prid's churchyard announces to customers their intention to adopt the Bank Weh day Act provisions. They will close the warehouse on the four days prescribed by Easter Mody, Whita- Monday, the first Monday in August, which this year falls on the 7th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cook
Sen
St. Prid’s
Bank Wehday
Lords Debate Army Regulation Bill and Cholera Measures
The Lord Chancellor reads a Queen's mes sage on Prince Arthur provision. Lords Cairns and Granville discuss amendments to the Army Regulation Bill while Ev versney supports the change. Concerns on cholera delay, Water Supply Commission, and Sanitary Consolidation are raised as Shaftesbury urges action. The Lords adjourn before six.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prince Arthur
Lord Cairns
Duke of Richmond
Lord Carnys
Lord Granville
Lord Evversney
Lord Carnaarvon
Commission On
Sanitary Commission
Lord KimBerey
Mr. Stansfeld
Lord Shaftesbury
Sir C. Adderley
State of Public Business in Parliament Draws Attention
Lord Carrns warns that public business is un exampled for the time of year with seventy five bills awaiting in the Commons including the Ballot Bill. Army Navy and Education Estimates need disposal while many measures are delayed amid debates and recess protests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Carrns
House of Lords
House of Commons
Crown
Lord Grandville
Commons
Oras Mott
Murphy
Whitehaven
Lord Montny
Cann Vivo
Orathariness Hospital
Lord Netses
Royal Commissioners
St. Wkatharine’s Hospital
Tower
Regent’s Park
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Herbert Livens
Dickens
Russell Prentice
Adams
J. Charles Farquharson Maltby
Beattie
J. W. Joseland
Lewes
Douglas Fraser
Tyndall
Duncan Stuart Hepburn
Charles J. Dodd
E. Rook
Gladstone
George Whitetich
Biart’s
I. R. H. Smith
Rob Rey
Jordan
Mr. Harvey
J. W. Bast
Aug. Tozer
Wedgwood
J. Wesley
J.T. Savill
Garrard, Sen
Daivistan
Imperial Parliament
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