Private Tuition and School Names in 19th Century Panels
A long list catalogues numerous private tutors and schools in the United Kingdom. Names include Plymouth Corporation School, Isborne Grammar School, Hale a Grammar School, Hertford, Wesley College Taunton, Mill Hill School, University College, St Marylebone Grammar School, St Olave s Grammar School, Chatham House School, University College School, Marlborough College, Kings College School, and many others. The entries pair individual students with institutions or note private study or tuition. Several lines reference travel between towns and cities, with repeated emphasis on private tuition alongside traditional schooling during the era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matthew Adkins Rundell
Plymouth Corporation School
Arthur Clavell Salter
Isborne Grammar School
Charles Sanders
Hale’a Grammar
Hertford
Wesley College
William Henry Scott
Wells Grammar School
Potton House
James Perram Scrutton
Mill Hill School
University College
William John Selby
St. Marylebone Grammar School
Arthur Edward Sharpley
Binfield Frouse
St. Olave’s Grammar School
John
University College School
Rodrigo Thomas Terrero
Henry Francis Herbert Thompson
Marlborough College
St. Clair Thomson
the Kings School
Peterborough
James Cole Thorpe
Taunton College School
Samuel George Tindale Toomer
Thomas Pearse Trethewey
Mount Ord
Wesleyan
Taunton
Joseph James Udale
City of London School
Andrivate
Anthony Arthur Ward
Louis Edmund Wood
Marlborough Grammar School
Alfred John Wyatt
Hallam Hall
Clevedon
Szcoup
Leonard Archbutt
Pote
George Pearce Baldwin
Tettenhall School
Queen's College
Birmingham
Alfred Alexander Carr
King’s College School
John Thomas Windmill Claridge
Queen’s College
Arthur Edwin Dobson
Queenswood College
Arthur Grayling
Epsom College
Thomas Griffiths
Baptist College
Haverfordwest
Griffith David Hughes
Carmarthen
Lancashire
Thomas Benjamin Lamburn
Lymm Grammar School
Fullands School
James Furneaux Powning
Totnes Grammar School
Queen and Princess Beatrice set for Buckingham Palace visit
The Queen and Princess Beatrice will depart Osborne on Monday to Buckingham Palace for the opening of Parliament and will stay until Wednesday before returning to Windsor. Great preparations are under way at Westminster to receive the Queen for the opening on Tuesday and attendance is expected from the Princess of Wales and other royals. The report also notes Lord Lytton’s departure for Calcutta, political comment on the Slave Circular, judicial appointments in Ireland, and various social and cultural events surrounding the royal circle and government actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beatrice
Osborne
Buckingham Palace
Windsor
Palace of Westminster
Princess of Wales
Albert
Victor
George
Royal Albert Hall
Dover
Lord Lytton
India
Calcutta
W. James
W. Harcourt
Forster
Justice Morris
the Common Pleas
Monahan
Harrison
Augusta
Tyndall
Ll.d
F.R.S
Claud Hamilton
M.P
Duke of Abercorn
Duke of Richmond
F. Offley Martin
England and Wales
Seymour Fitzgerald
Lord Palmerston
Parliament Square
Westminster
Lord Derby
Ae Gladstone
Salar Jung
Hyderabad
Duke of Sutherland
W. E. Forster
Bradford
Admiralty
Geograhical Society
Zanzibar
Cameron
Africa
Dublin
O’connell
Duke of Northumberland
Albury Park
Guildford
Hastings
Sussex Daily News
Seymour Haden
Bank of England
Durham
Magna Charta Association
London
Kenealy
House of Commons
Tavistock Square
New York
Weymouth
A. R. Ayles
St. Alban’s Row
Lush
Robinson
Ellis Greenwood
Thornton
Ecome
Sir Charles Reed
Court of Common Council
Gresham College Trust
Lord Selborne
Gresham
Charity Commissioners
Charles
College For the Advancement of Learning
Arthur Rylands
Birmingham
Birmingham Society of Arts and School of Design
E. H. Lushington
Direct
United States
Lushington
Publication Notes and Transport Innovations in 19th Century Press
The column previews upcoming works by Ashley and Hodder Stoughton and notes additions to Cecil's Remains with an introduction by Richard Cecil's daughter. It also reports Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway colour coding for carriages and a Master of the Rolls ruling on a roller skate patent case. Parliament plans a bill on intestate succession in real property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Palmerston
Ashley
Louis Napoleon
Bentley
President Finney
New York
Messrs. Hodder and Stoughton
Oberlin College
U.S.A
Cecil
Richard Cecil
Ripon
Elliot Stock
Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway Company
Master of the Rolls
Plimpton
Malcolmson
Brighton
Potter
M.P
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Hell
Lyceum Theatre
Laertes
Henry Irving
Critchett
Irving
Metropolitan Board of Works
Gray’s Inn-Road
Holborn
Sydney Waterlow
Sidney
Richard Banner Oakley
Mansion House
Robertson
Co-operative Bank
George Smith
British Museum
Turkey
Nineveh
Constantinople
Mirfield Station
Cleckheaton