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Newspaper
Nonconformist
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Feb 05, 1873
Page
9
A periodical praised for its rich botany natural history and penmanship content with careful diagrams and illustrations. It calls the serial among the cheapest and promises more magazine notices next week.
February origin and associations among the Anglo-Saxons. remarks on February and amethyst symbolism. Notes on Mr Reade and a village letter in the Atheneum. previews of works by Matthew Arnold, Lord Clarendon, Baron Monteagle, and the Marquis of Sligo. on political portraits by Frank Hill.
The University of London published lists of candidates passing recent law examinations. First LL B Honours include Buckley, Fuller, Husband, Spalding and others. Second Class Emanuel Woodhouse Daniels. Third Class Goode Sly Cavanagh Walker. Second LL B honours list includes Edwards Cozens Hardy Swinfen Eady and third class Gard Willcocks. LL D pass list includes Benson and Brice.
The Queen will hold a Council at Osborne on Wednesday, arrive Windsor the 18th, stay a week at the castle, then visit London and Buckingham Palace. The Prince and Princess of Wales hosted a ball at Sandringham, Earl Granville and Mr Gladstone plan full dress banquets, Disraeli arrives in London, and other notable items follow.
Counties press the Government to launch a full inquiry into coal price rises amid a cold snap. Mrs. Senior the Poor Law Board inspector tours metropolitan workhouse schools. In Brighton, the Tichborne claimant and Skipworth face contempt charges at the Court of Queen's Bench. Skipworth jailed for three months, claimant released on sureties. In Parker v Lewis, Vice-Chancellor Malins finds a National Bank of Ireland director liable for 230,000 sent to Lafitte of Paris.
A Berkhampstead correspondent notes day school religious instruction failed to curb crime as three fourteen year old boys were jailed for felonies despite prior schooling. A fourth boy was sent to Hertford Gaol for a month after stealing from tradesmen. Remarks by the bench cited rote Bible teaching without imparting real meaning. The Liverpool election and an orphan charity report follow with local context and figures.
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