Taxation Rates and Denominational School Fees in 1868 Return
The report lists district tax rates with Otley Suffolk at 20.3d and several others. it notes Oxford at 65d and low rates in Risca and Breage. It cites an 1868 average local taxation rate of 3s 37d, with wide regional variation from Surrey to Salop. Total denominational school fee payments across the period total 14,827l 17s, with Wales contributing only three boards. England shows large unpaid sums in Salford Hull Wakefield Bristol Liverpool and Lancashire boards.
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England
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English Wheat Yield Seen Strong and Prices Set to Fall
H Rains-Jackson reviews harvest prospects arguing a good to excellent wheat crop is likely with the 1874 season potentially surpassing 1868. He predicts a British yield of 14 to 15 million quarters, with domestic demand around 8 to 9 million quarters, and imports needed from California, Russia, and other regions to meet UK consumption. Prices for red and white wheat are noted, and a cheaper loaf is anticipated if crops perform as expected.
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Rains-Jackson
California
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United Kingdom
Records of the Past volumes linked to Assyrian and Egyptian monuments
The Bagster firm launches a Bible scholar oriented series titled Records of the Past edited by Dr. Birch with Society of Biblical Archaeology backing. Noted scholars including Sayce Fox Talbot Rawlinson contribute to the first volume. Whitworth scholarships list successful candidates and ages. Arthur Clayden plans a Virginia survey for middle class farmer emigration to Canada with daily letters to the Daily News.
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British Museum
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Whitworth
William Turner
Wolverton
Robert A. Sloan
Birkenhead
William Sisson
Gateshead
Frederick Stubbs
Derby
Thomas L. Daltry
Newcastle-on-Tyne
Frederick H. Livens
Leicester
Arthur Clayden
Faringdon
Arch
Canada
Far West
Clayton
Virginia
Daily News
Royal notices and public affairs from the Isle of Wight and beyond
Sunday services at Osborne and royal visits mark a busy royal week. Health updates on Prince Leopold. Empress of Austria at Steephill. Disraeli and Salisbury travel. Lancashire, Dublin, and Essex news follow. Public works, elections, and railway fare cuts feature amid riots at Southsea Pier and a wake disaster in Dublin.
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