London NE College Sets Jan 4 Return for Classes
NE COLLEGE LONDON reopens on Tuesday January 4 1870 after Christmas recess with accessible entry for lay students. Dr LANKESTER will start Chemistry and Physiology lecture courses aimed at matriculation and B A examinations with syllabi and details via the Secretary W FARRER at Finchley New Road.
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NE College
London
Tuxsday
Lankester
University of London
Finchley Newroad
N.W
W. Farrer
La.b
Line items and prices in old currency
Fragmentary OCR listing small line items with prices described as shilling and pence. No clear event or names available to identify a specific news item.
Winter hardships and Irish land bill debate in London times
The piece notes severe winter strains on London's poor and a coming flood of relief needs as unemployment grows. It discusses Gladstone's Irish Land Bill aims and Ulster Custom, plus France entering responsible government after a chaotic election period and a grand, official end to the extraordinary session.
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London
Mtchen
Ireland
J. Gladatone
Apra
Cal Usige
England
the Times
France
Liberal Empire Emerges as Ollivier to Name Cabinet
The piece notes Napoleon III’s acceptance of ministers' resignations and requests Ollivier to designate a new Cabinet representing the majority in the Legislative Body. It frames this as a pacific revolution toward liberal parliamentary government and calls for electoral reform. It also covers colonial and imperial matters in Australia, New Zealand, China, Madagascar, and missionary notes.
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Senatus Consultum
M. Ollivier
M. Schneider
France
Australia
London
Cannon-street
Higinbotham
New Zealand
Telmnty
Earl Granville
China
Pekin
Madagascar
W. Ellis
Growth of Christian Mission Converts Across Province
The text notes a rapid rise in Christian adherents from under 100 to 7,000, then over 40,000 after seven years. It credits Mr. Ellis and colleagues for guiding effective policy and reducing errors, highlighting a bright page in mission history.
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Christian Missions
Ellis
Overend and Gurney Trial Verdict Ends Prolonged Case
In a verdict declaring the defendants not guilty of conspiracy to defraud, the piece critiques a culture of reckless speculation that harmed shareholders and damaged commercial trust. It laments lax morals in the City and calls for accountability beyond the court’s outcome.
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Overend
Gurney
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