University of London announces recent examination passes
The University of London lists candidates who passed colonial and local exams. Names include Mauritius Royal College graduates in BA and BS passes and medical pass lists from St Thomas's Hospital, King’s College, and University College. Tasmania and Owens College prize recipients noted.
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St. Thomas’s Hospital
William Ward Carr
University College
John Gordon Black
University of Durham College of Medicine
Charles Henry Carter
John Curnow
King’s College
Frederick Harry Haynes
St. Bartholomew’s Hospital
James Pearson Irvine
Frederick Pollard
St. Thomas's Hospital
George Vivian Poore
William Alsept Richards
King's College
Edward Seaton
Herbert Lumley Snow
University and Queen's
Birmingham
George Christopher Taylor
John Davies Thomas
Henry James Alford
Edgar George Barnes
St. George’s Hospital
Francis de Havilland Hall
St. Bartholomew's Hospital
Tasmania
England
Edwin Hughes
Hobart
Furthen
William Henry Rhodes
Owens College
Ebenezer Reeves Palmer
Cheshunt College
Henry Gardner
Reginald Thomas Hall Lucas
Lincoln
Oxford
John Collins Odgers
University and
Manchester New Colleges
Prince of Wales Fever Reports Mixed but Improving
A weekly bulletin notes the Prince of Wales has slept peacefully and shows signs of improvement in typhoid fever. The Queen visited Sandringham and Windsor, with doctors deeming public risk to Her Majesty minimal. The Earl of Chesterfield dies. Scarborough drains are praised. the Princess of Wales marks her twenty seventh birthday. Disraeli visits Glasgow for Rector installation.
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Prince of Wales
Lynn
Daily News
Sandringham
Windsor Castle
Lancet
Earl of Chesterfield
Earl
Lord Londesborough
Prince and Princess of Wales
Scarborough
Princess of Wales
Duke of Edinburgh
Sandringham Church
W. Lake Onslow
Licensed victuallers deputation and peerage talk in press
The text notes a deputation authorized to state licensed victuallers views on licensing asked by Bruce. Alderman Cowen M P for Newcastle offered knighthood. Postmasters circular ends rural appeals for Christmas boxes. Empress Eugénie abandons Spain winter plans and returns. E Horsman M P for Liskeard ill, unable to address constituents. John Bull mentions possible peerage for Sir George Grey and baronetcies for Morley and Bucks MP. Gladstone Antonio Gibraltar letters deemed spurious. Soul secretary of Orphan Working School ill but improving.
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Bruce
Alderman Cowen
M.P
Newcastle
Eugénie
Spain
E. Horsman
Liskeard
John Bull
George Grey
Morley
Bucks
Baronets
Gladstone
Senor Antonio
Gibraltar
Soul
Orphan Working School
International Arbitration Eyed by Welsh Liberal Conference
Welsh Liberals gathered at Aberystwith to promote united action on international arbitration. Henry Ricnard urged a motion to ask the Queen to press foreign talks toward a general system of arbitration, arguing war's toll and cost demand legal settlement rather than brute force.
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Aberystwith
Temperance
North
South Wales
M.p’s
Lewis P. Pugh
J. Griffiths
Thomas Levi
Swansea
Dudley Evans
Newport
Monmouthshire
Alabama Claims Commission
Henry Ricnard
Hear
India
Europe
America
Christendom
Mark
M. Michel Chevalier
Journal Des Débats
France
Germany
Moses
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