Excluded pupils and school attendance figures rise in quarter
The report shows 1,317 children receiving no notice A, 904 sent to school after notice B, 103 summonses with 43 withdrawn, 34 parents fined, and 30 adjourned. Average attendance for the quarter reached 186,648, up 11,311 from the prior quarter, with board and voluntary schools contributing 4,920 and 6,391 of the increase respectively.
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Pall Mall Gazette
Debate to Open By Rev Pope After Evening Session
Amendment debate set to continue after eight o'clock with Rev W B Pope chosen to open proceedings this morning.
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W. B. Pope
Royal Jubilee Weekend Tidings From Windsor to Sandringham
The Queen’s chapel service at Windsor was followed by a royal birthday fete at Sandringham for the Princess of Wales. The event featured a tea for parish children, a large bonfire on Sandringham Heights but spared for cottages, and visits by the prince and princess to the Mews with dignitaries. Parliament prorogued to February 6. Other items note health updates, legal commissions, and various social and political occurrences across Britain.
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New Cemetery
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Sheffield
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Birmingham
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Foreign News Roundup From Europe And America
On Friday the Duke of Edinburgh left Berlin returning via Darmstadt to London. Madrid reports no more bulletins on the King’s health and that he can sit up. Rumor says the wife of Pere Hyacinthe lost her fortune, leaving both penniless. Mendelssohn’s death anniversary sparks performances across Germany. US schools income nears 100 million dollars last year with 93 000 male and 127 000 female teachers across 140 000 schools serving over 3.6 million boys and 3.6 million girls. Captain Brodie reports a brutal massacre aboard the schooner Lavinia off the Solomon Islands, linked to outrages against natives by labor vessels.
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