Spurgeon Ill and Prayers for Speedy Return at Tabernacle
The article notes Rev. Charles Spurgeon’s illness and his wish for strength to continue preaching. It reports special prayers at the Metropolitan Tabernacle for his speedy health restoration and mentions concern that college and orphanage efforts should not languish during his illness. Archibald G. Brown led Sunday prayers in East London.
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H. Spurgeon
Metropolitan Tabernacle
Archibald G. Brown
East London Tabernacle
Spurgeon
Classified list of Matriculation honours at University of London
A lengthy list of candidates who passed the January Matriculation Examinations with honours is published. Names include Frederick William Kellett Kingswood Woodhouse Grove School Sophia Bryant Bristol Grammar School and many others from diverse schools and private study backgrounds across Britain and Ireland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick William Kellett
Kingswood
Woodhouise Grove
Sophia Bryant
Joseph
George Willia
Bristol Grammar School
Edward John Forse
Cooper's Hill College
Andrivate
James Alan Whitehead
Priory House School
Lower Clapton
Joseph John Findlay
Woodhouse Grove
New College
Eastbourne
George Stallard
Keble College
Oxford
William Henry Hunt
King Edward Hool and
Hartley Institute
Southampton
Rebecca Bragg
the Mount School
York
William James Beal
Banbury British Schools
Borough Road College
Phani Chushon Mukerji
Dacca
Henry Allen
William Philip Schreiner
South African College
Downing College
Cambridge
Ernest Philip Gaskin
Percy James Edmunds
University College School
William Walton
Samuel Jones
University College of Wales
Sophia Margaretta Lewis
George William Bater
Congregational School
Lewisham
University School
Hastings
Edward John Cave
Marjanus Andrewa
Edward Burchell Woods
Frank Morley
Woodbridge Grammar School
Fredesic
William Bennett
Owens College
Frederick William West
George Watson
Herbert Edward Turner
Léonard Holtingworth Clark
Priory House
Lower Ciabrenordon
Oxford Cnty
Alexander Edward Morton
Grove Park School
Wrexham
Frederick Haddy
Skelton
St. Mark’s College
Chelsea
Frederic Wyles
Surrey County
Stavleigh
William Jones
Birmingham and Midland Institute
William John Ward
Wesleyan College
Frederick Womack
Sind
Janes Henry Priestley
St. John’s Liege
Batteries
Thomas James Bowlker
Mary Clara Dawea
Newton House
Sarbiton
Arthur Macken
St. John’s Gillege
Battersea
Edwin William Clark
Dorset County School
Harold Roper
Bristol Grammar Schools
George Hayes Paice
Benjamin Childs
Borough Road Training College
Frederick Goodwin
Citys of London School
Edward Gaved Stocker
Aeraham Hall School
Charles Downing
St. John’s College
Dennis Coyle
Royal College of Science
Dublin
Elhan Nathan Adler
City of London School
Frederica Charles Larkin
John Johnston
William Henry Hodgson
William Ivens Buswell Watson
St. Nea Villa
Northampton
Tettenhall College
Equal
Orphan Working School Governing Meeting Summary
A general court of governors met at the City Terminus Hotel with Mr J Kemp-Welch presiding. The report noted a year of family growth, adding twenty seven children including twenty four from the Princess Alice disaster, while forty new admissions were planned. Current totals: Senior School 422, Junior School 149, total 571. Accounts show rising fees and receipts but a shortfall of about 1362 from normal expenditure, requiring strenuous effort to avoid decline.
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City Terminus
J. Kemp-Welch
J.P
Jonadah Finch
Exhibition and Prize Disqualifications Along With Earnings
A list details multiple items including exhibitions with yearly earnings 80/7 and 20/ and 15/ per annum for two years. Several entries note disqualification by age for second and third exhibitions and prizes. One line mentions a prize of 51 with marks qualifying for a prize.
Prince and Princess of Wales to open Hornsey rise schools
Royal party promised to open new schoolrooms and laundry in April or May next, aiming to clear a 2000 debt on the buildings. At the March festival the Duke of Cambridge presided and £2385 was raised. The year saw seven deaths from an epidemic and 5367 added to funds from public meetings.
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Hornsey Rise
Prince and Princess of Wales
Duchess of Teck
Duke of Cambridge
John Welsh
United States
McEwan
Clapham
Earl Russell
Henry Huth
W. Banting
G. L. Neighbour
Bankers
J. Surr
C.C
Alderman Ellis
Podger
Resignation of Marshal MacMahon and Grevy's Election
France marks a historic transfer of power as Marshal MacMahon resigns the presidency and Jules Grévy is elected by the National Assembly. The process includes reading Grévy’s acceptance, celebrations from the Chamber, and a courteous post-election meeting between Grévy and MacMahon.
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France
Marshal Macmahon
M. Grevy
Republic
M. Jules Grévy
Versailles
Senate
Chamber of Deputies
President of the Republic
National Assembly
Marshal DE Macmahon
Duke DE Magenta
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University OF London
Orphan Working School
M. Grévy
Silent House
Congress
M. Martel
M. Buffet
M. Dufaure
M. Gambetta
General Chanzy
Vive Grévy
Paris
The
Times
Léon Say
M. Léon Say
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