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Nonconformist

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Aug 08, 1855

Page

4

Lords Debates Over Charity Bill and War Measures

Lord Lyndhurst presses for continued powers under the 1853 act while critics call the bill a new machinery. Debate cites administrative duties for commissioners and constitutional constraints. Other items note soldiers in galleries, Australia steam postal talks, and Lords approval of several bills while Cambridge University Bill is withdrawn.

Lord Lyndhurst Heavey W. Hearshcote Matis House Nort Lord Paumenston John Paxmncton Wilson Australia William Denison Willliam Morrsworth House of Lords M. Ginson C. Woop Admiral Dundas House of Commons Ordnance Board Earl of ExLensoxnougn Lord Panmure Beatson Cambridge University

Governor General of India Sworn In Amid Festive London Reception

At a Court of East India Directors on Wednesday Lord Canning was sworn in as Governor General of India. The East India Company hosted him at the London Tavern with grand display, while prominent figures including the Marquis of Lansdowne, Lord Chancellor, and Mr Gladstone attended. Canning thanked the Directors and praised the Army and Civil Service, noting the labor ahead and the support he expects from both the Company and India’s service.

East India Directors Lord Canning India East India Company London Earl Granville Lord Palmerston Lord Panmure Lord Hardinge Gladstone Sidney Herbert George Grey George Lewis Vernon Smith William Molesworth Exuier Macfadaren Macnaghten George Canning Army Civil Service of India Indian Service

East India Company policy speech lampoons peace and war

The speaker pledges loyalty to the East India Company, stresses duty to recognize capable men, and warns that India’s vast empire requires vigilance amid discontent and frontier tensions. He envisions peaceful reforms, revenue stability, public works, social and commercial links, drought protection, and native education as broad, lasting gains.

East India Company India Lord Dalhousie Lord Palmerston Lord Canning Egypt Sir Charles Wood Lord Hardinge Vernon Smith

Hyde Park Inquiry Ends With Prolonged Testimony

At a Wednesday sitting witnesses urged police intervention due to thieves in Hyde Park. Defense evidence closed on Thursday with charges of police outrage and long cell confinement. Eighty six witnesses including aristocrats and tradesmen testified of twenty acts of violence. Report to Home Secretary delayed. possible dismissals of police mentioned.

Mitchell Ellis Recorders London Liverpool Manchester Home Secretary

London Antiverspepy Exhibition Highlights Scholars

Fragmentary notes list exhibitors and participants from Queens College Cambridge University College City of London School and other institutions. Names include J Middleton Rouse Marcus Nathan Hennell and William George with references to private tuition and public exhibitions.

Psoa Nhesser J. Middleton Queens College, Cambridge Rouse George Henry Tuigen Lonedon William George King’s College Adler Marcus Nathan University C ‘Ollege Hennell Thomas University College School Young Alexander Wash City of London School Williams Wolliam Normatt College

List of Tutors and Students Across Multiple Schools

A roster of names associated with private tuition and studies at institutions including University College Liverpool Taunton Wesleyan College Institute and King’s College names such as Swansea Booth Thomas Grose James Samuel Behrend Ilenry Spicer Ilenry New College Hague Samuel Owens College Charles Arthur Absiell Ifenry Mill Hall Grammar School D Arcy Daniel Butler Adams Samuel Hoppus Bedford Commercial School Warley Ludlow Sclous Zoe Stucy Bird John Durham Owen's College Durmistry Wile William University College Blackmore Humphrey Purnell St Bartholomew's Hospital Rivington Walter London Hospital Unwin William Cawthorne New College Brooke Thorniley Harley John Ludlow Whishaw John Charles Adams Samuel Sloppus Bedford Commercial School Bird John Durham Owen's College Mellicar Charles Joseph Bristol Medical School Bache William Henry Birmingham and Edgbaston Grammar School Kempster Felix Henry private tuition March Henry Colley West of England Dissenters Proprietary School Classics Hewlett Richard Whitfield Harrow School Young Alexander Waugh City of London School Rivington Walter London Hospital Wynne Henry Le Poer Kings College Payne John Burnell Grammar School Leatherhead Stokoe Paul Henry Wellingborough Grammar School Heeles Richard Mill Hill Grammar School Behrend Samuel Lesse University College Payne John Horne University College Wilson John private tuition Arthur Donaldson William Leverton King’s College equal

Swansea Booth Thomas Royal Institution School Liverpool Grose James Wesleyan College Institution Taunton Jesse Samuel Behrend University College Spicer Ilenry New College Hague Samuel Owens College Charles Arthur Absiell Ifenry Mill Hall Grammar School D'Arcy Daniel Butler Wile William Adams Samuel Hoppus Bedford Commercial School Warley John Ludlow Grammar School Sclous Edric Zoe Stucy Bird John Durham Wrize of Books Owen’s College Bogg Howard Beverley Durmistry Henry le Poer King’s College Payne John Burnell Grammar School Leatherhead Stokoe Paul Henry Wellingborough Grammar School Heeles Richard Mill Hill Grammar School Behrend Samuel Lesse John Horne Wilson Donaldson William Leverton

Prospects Of The Harvest In Decline

Weather has improved but heavy rains damaged wheat and especially barley, with weeds and mildew injuring crops. Oats suffer, beans and peas show some hope, while prices stay weak due to large new supplies and foreign imports. Danubian shipments and Russian allowances affect supply, and market dullness persists despite some favorable signs for spring corn.

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