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Newspaper

Nonconformist

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Aug 31, 1870

Page

7

War drains Europe food supply and raises prices

The article warns that ongoing warfare continually destroys resources and reduces food output, worsening meat prices and threatening winter shortages. It stresses the need for immediate action to lessen the impact on trade, employment, and industrial life as the crisis looms.

Europe

Making Charity a Curse

A critical 19th century critique argues indiscriminate charity fuels chronic pauperism and fraud. It cites Wheeler swindlers, Mendicity Society figures, and donor naivety, urging restraint, vigilance, and a moral reallocation of benevolence to prevent degradation of character and public funds.

Wheeler Mendicity Society

University of London Pauses on Exam Results Across Disciplines

A long list shows candidates for the First MB B A B Sc and related honours from University College Guy and Kings College. Names include Henry James Benham Ebenezer Geer Russell Sidney Coupland George Birt and others with exhibitions medals and equal placements. The Dominion of Canada June Matriculation pass list appears with Francis Beverley Robertson noted in Ontario.

Henry James Benham University College Ibenezer Ebenezer Geer Russell Guy’s Hospital William Smith Greenfield Freer Eyaussy Charles Parsons John Neville Keynes Syconp Bedford Arthur Driver Owens College Equal Edward Mann Langley Louis Charles Casartelli St. Cuthbert’s College Ushaw Robert Drew Hicks Grammar School Bristol Architel Harry Fletcher Boughey Trinity College Cambridge Edward Adof Sonnenschein John Mortimer Angus Clare College Howard Melville Lynch Gerald Tarleton Stonyhurst College Richd. Booth Regent’s Park College John Thomas Sale Thomas Rhys Evans Cheshunt College Lewis Henry Hugh Clifford John Hawke Crosby New Kingswood School Bath Robert M‘kie Ebenezer Reeves Palmer Thomas Goddard Williams Robert William Perks King’s College Henry Walsingham Andras Frenca Abraham de Mattos Mocatta Arthur John Gostick Cyril Bexley Vansittart Edgar Caesar Foi University College School Ph. Magnus Samuel Boulter Flaxman John Robson Edward Melville Lynch Archibald Arthur Prankerd Liverpool College David Dendy Agate University and Manchester New Colleges Geraman Hermann G. FT. Sack Henry Spencer Wilkinson Owens Horace Lamb Jas. Whitbread Lee Gleighar Campbridge John Gray Richardson Robert Forsyth Scott Tarro Secono Henry Hetley Guy's Hospital Philip Herbert Carpenter BR. Sc. of Mines F. John Morton St. Bartholomew's Hopital George Henry Batterbury King's College Edward Wackerbarth Tarra Crags Sydney Howard Vines William Henry Lamb John Landor Lowe Botany Thomas Bawin Maclean Oe Peete Pee Joe Sydney Rci Tarr Henry Batter Ury Dominion OF Canada England Francis Beverley Robertson Dundas Grammar School Ontario

Harvest reports from Suffolk and Yorkshire crops

The harvest near Bangay Suffolk shows heavy wheat on heavy soils and deficient yield on light soils but excellent quality. East Dereham Norfolk reports above expected yields. Dagon and Gornswall threshing machines active. Barley and oats noted good quality though lighter yields. Yorkshire reports mixed, drought shortened harvest but rapid reaping with many machines. pasturage suffered and fodder scarce.

Bangay Suffolk East Dereham Norfolk Dagon Gornswall Chamber of Agriculture Berkshire North Hunts Kent Menare, Slater and Sons Malton Leeds Mercury Yorkshire Agricultultare

Fish supply in St Petersburg described in appendix

Mr Andaw Murray reports in the Science and Art Departmnt appendix on St Petersburg fish. Fish arrive alive in boats and are displayed at fishmongers doors in large tubs. Restaurants keep aquariums in halls where fish swim until used.

Andaw Murray St. Petersburg Science

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