Liberal candidacies and party strategies in looming by elections
The article outlines potential candidates and arrangements for unseated seats, noting Isaac Holden as a possible contender, Tillett’s reluctant stance, and Liberals seeking a unifying candidate. It reports Hesitation among Edward Stracey and other names, and records Liberal and Conservative maneuvers, meetings, and fundraising in the constituencies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ripleyites
Isaac Holden
Knaresborough
West Riding
Noswics
H. Stacey
Tillett
Tha Ghoing
Milner Gibson
Serjeant Parry
Hag. Beg Pomtiannisnte
J. E. Warner
Meata
Edward Stracey
H. Stracey
John Hardy
Southarwickshire
Liberal Party
Gmilton
Earls of
Dalkeith
Duke of
Buckcleuch
Tom Tare Huxcorien
Sovura-West Lanca- Shire
H. R. Grenfell
Gladstone
Sam Sam
South Lancashire
Gladetone
University of London Matriculation Candidates 1869 List
A classified roll of students who passed the late matriculation examination in January 1869. The list includes candidates from Bristol Grammar School, City of London School, Liverpool College, Queen’s College Cambridge, Owen’s College, and many private and public schools across England. Names span J. Hicka to L. Lobb with various affiliations and equal status notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Onassrerep Matarounrarion
Jonouns
R. D. Hicka
Bristol Grammar School
Ons
Jeredon
Olle
Northampton
H. J. Kitts
Portland Grammar School
Plymouth
W. M. Hicks
Nelson House
Devonport
F.J. Gladman
Seady
V. Cox
City of London
W. Pash
City O London School
J. A. Martin
Gilooatas House
Wakefield
W. H. Binlay
Liverpool College
J. L. Clowes
Queen’s College
Cambridge
W. Blyth
Amersham Hall School
O. Sweet
King’s College School
G. Blackmore
Freeman’s Orphan School
W. Dillon
St. Mary's Gayfield
Donnybrook
A. A. Prankerd
Liverpool
University
A. F
T. Boulger
Owen’s College
J. J. Magnus
Bedford
Gigmar Pol
Breer
Arvott
C. Austin
Q. R. Barnicatt
Wesleyan College
Tauntop
T. Bishop
Headingley College
D. Bogue
Dawes
M.A
Branfoot
Brentwood School
W. B. Briggs
Uppingham
R. Broadbent
King's College
A. B Brown
Wesle College
Sheffield
T. G. Dawker
Dove
A. Driver
Owen's College
T. B. Evans
Congregational School
Lewisham
B. Fletcher
Wesley College
J. Gibson
W. Gowland
Royal School of Mines
J. F. Groves
Dorchester Grammar School
F. Harris
Clevedon College
W. D. Harris
T. Hawes
Durham
Wsq
W. BH. Koch
Marl Rough
University College
W. H. Lamb
Durhem
Req
H. A. Lawton
City of London School
EB. D. Leverson
Lobb
Portland Grammar
Private study list of teachers and schools in 19th century education network
A catalog of names linked to private studies and various schools across the United Kingdom. The list names individuals and institutions such as University College, Harrow, St Mary’s Oscott, Westminster, and Plymouth area schools, with many entries marked as private study or private tuition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donnybrook
R. Whattam
O. Li. Williams
S. KE. Williams
J. D. Bailey
EH. O. Bark
W. Barrie
B. Bayer
Hanwell College
Marylebone Grammar School
D. Beveridge
University of Edinburgh
W. K. Carrington
Nilliams
G. H. Youatt
Political meeting at Central Terminus on working men
About seventy working men led by George Potter and Connolly attend a tea meeting at the Central Terminus Hotel with Samuel Morley MP and Rev Christopher Nevile to discuss class relations and political action. Nevile notes his aristocratic background while stressing shared hardships and reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Potter
Connolly
Central Terminus
Samuel Morley
M.P
Christopher Nevile
Morey
Nevix
America
England
Gunx
Connetly
Hallam
Leicester
Hower
Nevile
Morley
Massacre in New Zealand Report From Colonial Office
The telegram from the Governor of New Zealand, dated December 18, says rebels who carried out the Poverty Bay massacre were defeated in two engagements with severe losses. It plans to concentrate colonial forces on the west coast to quell the rebellion there. The Maori king remains quiet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poverty Bay
Times Wellington
Te Kooti
Emily
Wilsons
Wilson
Moran
Jemmy
Turanganui
Fio
Major Biggs
Farrell
Captain Wilson
Goldsmith
Mann
Captain Walsh
Newnham
Mr Culloch
Cadle
Padbury
Rathbone
Dodd
Peppard
Colonial Office
New Zealand
Great Northern Hospital Weekly Patient Intake Report
Great Northern Hospital CaLEPONIAN-ROAD weekly totals show 1 373 patients for the week ending January 30, with 479 new cases. The mail steamer Periere from Havre to New York returned disabled after a Newfoundland hurricane, killing a young lady and a Lazarist priest, injuring twenty one others, while several seamen died or were washed overboard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Northern Hospital
Caleponian-Road
Periere
Havre
New York
Newfoundland
Providence
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