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Nonconformist

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Aug 14, 1872

Page

5

School Board Plans New 1000-Child Neighbourhood School

The Education Department backed a Board proposal to build a 1,000 pupil school after reviewing current and projected pupil numbers for 1,979 children. Reports from the Works Committee and divisional members were approved. Rumor says the Lords defeat of the Elementary Education Bill may stall new school board elections. W H Smith will seek leave to amend the 1870 Act to shift fee payment powers to boards of guardians.

Education Department School Board Chronicle House of Lords W. H. Smith Boards of Guardians

Livingstone Letters Push Free African Settlement Plan

Dr Livingstone and Sir Bartle Frere debate establishing a free African settlement on the East African coast under British protection. Letters advocate government support, mission influence, and an assistant with a consular commission to promote emigration and counter slave traffic. Livingstone reports progress near Unanyembe and references Lake Lincoln and new river theory.

Livingstone Bartle Frere Mombas West Africa Africa Dr. Livingstone Sir Bartle Speke Kazeh Mr.Stanley Mr. Stanley Bennett Davin Livingstone Great Nile Valley Webb Lualaba Mr. T. Young Lake Lincoln Young Liambni Zambezi Lord Palmerston Kafu Palmerston Ptolemy Sethos II

Controversy Over West Coast Emigration Plan and Livingstone Links

In a January 8 postscript the author discusses removing one West Coast English settlement via native Christian emigration to a healthier site on this side of the continent. He cites Colonel Ord on slave-trade suppression, notes East Coast expansion, and praises missionary morality. References include Mr. Stanley Livingstone, deputations to Lord Granville, and reactions from Sir Henry Rawlinson and others regarding Livingstone's discoveries and the Nile exploration debates.

Ord Mumbai West Nile Ludha Agnes Livingstone Mr. Stanley Mansion House Lord Granville Foreign Office Russell Gurney Gilpin Bartle Frere Buxton Lord Stratheden H. Waller John Hay Albright Select Committee House of Commons America Henry Rawlinson Stanley Livingstone The Royal Geographical Society Henn Dublin H. M. Stanley United Service Club Muter General Sherman Earl Granville Duke of Argyll White Nile Albert Nyanza Victoria Nyanza Tanganyika Lualaba Bahr el Ghazal

Livingstone’s River Route Questioned by Explorers

Text argues Livingstone's river may not join the Nile and could flow west into the Congo or vanish inland. It suggests only two more years of exploration could settle the matter if Dr. Livingstone survives.

Dr. Livingstone Nile Congo Atlantic Livingstone

Geneva Arbitration Report Highlights Key Points

The Arbitration Court is adjourned to Wednesday. A British and American dispute unfolds with proposals on due diligence and British liability for Confederate cruisers. Mr. Cushing argues for England, while Mr. Palmer defends it. Rumors of large awards and a Newport reconvening set the tone for forthcoming decisions.

Reuter London 7 Telegraph Geneva Richmond England British Roundell Palmer Evarts Waite Cushing United States Roundell Palmey Arthur Cohen Common Law Cohen Sydney Young Alabama Great Britain Mr. Cohen Philadelphia The Times Florida Jeff Davis Newport

Man confused pathology with road making in village jest

A resident of an Ayrshire village joked about etymology and asked what pathology meant. He replied confidently that it was the art of road making, echoing Bailey’s dictionary project in a humorous misdefinition.

Ayrshire Bailey

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