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Newspaper

Nonconformist

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Feb 08, 1868

Page

8

Election prospects fill multiple London districts in 1880s

The piece lists candidate intentions across Hackney Lambeth Southwark and Greenwich with It is said Morley and Hartwell may join the race in various boroughs while others like Locke Layard and Sir Henry Hoare prepare to stand. It notes Chelsea fielding Hoare Dilke and Viscount Ranelagh and mentions Stroud Bristol and other districts exploring moderate to liberal positions.

Hackney Samuda Edmond Beales Butler Deputy Reed Helms Horner Samuel Morley Lambeth Hughes Doulton R. Hartwell Southwark Locke Q.C Layard Greenwich Salomons Charles Bright Baxter Langley John Heron Maxwell Torrezis Alderman Lusk Church of England Camarincr University John Rolt Anthony Cleasby Beresford Hope Bristol John ‘William Miles Andy Lesame Finlay

University of London Matriculation List 1868 Honours Graduates

Classified matriculation roll lists candidates who passed the recent exam. Honours include Alfred Tucker Magdalene College Osmbridge John Cameron private study William Slater Bishop Stortford Olegiate School Hermann Kisch City of London School and others from Cambridge, King's College, University College and independent schools. Freer division notes Arthur Alexander Louis Vialerdi Amos and numerous private study entries among numerous schools and institutions.

Alfred Tucker Magdalene College Osmbridge John Cameron William Patmore Slater Bishop Stortford Olegiate School Hermann Michael Kisch City of London School John Emperley Anthony Ilaon Davies Normal College Swansea Alfred Éorge Greenhill St. John’s College Cambridge Johan Ewart Edwards Agincourt Boyd King’s College Thomas Cheese Culham Colleges Edward Ernest Foxwell Wesleyan Henry Plomley John Christian Freund Wiliam Henry Laye Namuel George Chetwynd Middlemore Frederick Hickson Durham Northampton Charles Firth Hugh Williams Bala College Benjamin Smith Hurnball John Matheson Lyall Arthur William Alexander Louis Jervis Vialerdi Amos H.C. Levander Clapham Benjamin James Austin James Barnes Owens Colleges Edward Barrell Richard Hey Battye King’s College School Arnold James Bennet Cholmeley School William Godfrey Bunting Equires Henry Ewart University College John Joreph Faulkner Robert Hales Finch Blackheath Proprietary School Thomas Arthur Fison Millhill Grammar School Frederick Forrester Goold Wesleyan Collegiate Institution James John Grevatt William Griffin University College School William Grist Edward Walker Branchard Malkin Hance Clement William Harris Mr. Copland William Henry Hatfield Chatham House Ramegate Henry Ashton Henderson Thomas

Exhibition Awards and Age Restrictions Note

The records describe exhibitions tied to age limits, with mentions of amounts such as thirty pounds per year for two years and twenty pounds per year for two years. It also notes disqualification by age for a third exhibition and an entry about fifteen pounds for two years. The text presents a sequence of exhibition awards and eligibility constraints.

List of Names in Private Studies and Tuition Catalog

A long OCR fragment lists numerous individuals with private study or tuition at various colleges and schools. It reads like an enrollment or preparatory study roster including John Barnett Cooke Jones Richard Meade King Leonard Lyell Arthur Hodson ale and many others across University College Wesleyan Collegiate Institute Tavistock Grammar School Harrow School and more.

Ooper John Barnett Cooke Jones Rivate John Robert Jones Ichard Robert Meade King University College Leonard Lyell Thomas Anthony Aloysius M‘cann Arthur Hodsonale Wesleyan Collegiate Institute Taunton William Jlam-May Tavistock Grammar School Horace Mansell Maybury City of London School James Monckman Hailifield School Charles Grandison Moore Huddersfield Orlege Sydney Morris Lancing College Frederick George Carey Priory Huse School Clapton James William Cook W. Field M. A. Lond Rotect Musgrave Craven Hurndall James Edward Deakin Cathedral School Heraford Frederic Hermenegildo H. C. Levander Clapham Ernest Field Leon Monea Finzi Alfred Llewellyn Warleyne Collegs Ichmond William Murrell Univérsity Colleges Aubrose Ralli Arthur James’ Richards Normal College Swansea George Wilkes Russel Jmes Smith Webleyan Colegiate Institution Charles Welch

Clerkenwell Prosecutions Rise From Fenian Case

Bow Street heard the Clerkenwell explosion murders case with Clancy to stand trial for shooting at police. Others including O Neill O Keefe Barrett Allen and the Desmonds faced charges as witnesses and suspects. The Crown seeks committal for murder and treason felony indictments, with Mullany and Burke linked to a Clerkenwell detentions plot.

Clerkenwell Bow-street Clancy Chown Chamberlain Desmonds English Mullany O'Keefe O'Neill Allen James O'Neill John O’keefe Michael Barrett Jeremiah Allen Nicholas English Anne Justice William Odling St. Bartholomew’s Hospital Barrett Giffard Burke Warwick

Cork arrest in Fenianism case linked to gunshop robbery

David Barry John Barry and Cornelius Sullivan were detained in Cork on suspicion of Fenianism after Barry was named in a raid on Allport’s gunshop where a sword belt and military books were found at his home. Fitzpatrick arrested in Dublin for threatening police. prisoners moved to Bridewell amid Kerry clerical loyalty tensions.

David John Barry Cornelius Sullivan Cork David Barry Allport Fitzpatrick Dublin Walsh Bridewell Kerry Moriarty

Irish address signed by 18000 residents in London

Opposition to the annual dues collection is noted. An official return shows 118,674 special constables in Great Britain up to the 29th instant. The Queen's address prepared by Mr Digby Seymour is signed by 18,000 Irish residents in London.

Digby Seymour London Great Britain

The Falls of Niagara Experience and Cave of the Winds

A traveler recalls Niagara two falls the American and the Canadian with Goat Island Luna Island and the Cave of the Winds. Describes view rainbow spray thunder and peril from the edge of the falls and a past accident. The Horseshoe Falls in Canada is larger with about 1500 million cubic feet of water per hour and nearly 800 yards across.

Niagara Goat Island Luna Island Luna Goat Islands Canada

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