Comprehensive List of Historic Tutors and Private Study Notables
A compiled roster of individuals and institutions associated with private study and tutor arrangements. Entries include names such as John Jennings and Roger Williams Jones alongside colleges like Battersea Training College, Marlborough College, and University College. The list features multiple schools, private tuition connections, and references to private study across a range of locales.
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John Jennings
Battersea Training College
Roger Williams Jones
Treveccs College
Ronald Stewart Keith
Marlborough College
John Bower Lambert
Edward William Lane
John Lewis
Bangor Normal College
Thomas Edward Lewis
Folland'school
Regent's Park College
Adam Clarke Locke
Wesleyan Training College
Reuben William Lockstone
Fairfield School
Owens College
Hugh M‘coll
Henry Scott
Berman Paul Neuman
University College
Alfred Seton Newton
Illiam North
St. Peter’s School
York
Edwin James Onions
Thomas John Oppy
St. John’s
Battersea
Frederic Richard Over
Rugby School
Edwin Brown Parrott
St. John’s College
Charles John Perry
Walter Ross_ Phillips
Manchester House
St. Ives
Wesley College
John Edwin Piper
Centerrace School
Teignmouth
Sidney Pocock
Crauford College
Maidenhead
University
Herbert Francis Montagu Pope
Epsom College
Arthur Bancks Prowse
Amersham Grammar School
Amersham Hall
Walter Pye
Magdalen College School
Oxford
King’s
London
David Davies
Roberts
Lilandilo
Manchester Grammar
James Robinson
Edinburgh University
Charles Holmes Satterley
Exeter Training College
John Charles Saunders
Sheffield
William Frank Seagrove
Mr. Bradnack
Frederick Ongley Seaton
Tonbridge Grammar School
Sidney Sherman
Bedford Grammar School
King's College
Edward Smith
Huddersfield College
Geore Smith
Birmingham Institute
Royal School
Terrace-hill School
Askern
Charles Elijah Weaterdale
Deptford Grammar and Collegiate School
Neville Scott Whitney
Belgrave College
University College and School
Beenie Rowse Wilkin
Wesleyan College
Richmond
David William
Bala College
Herbert John Wood
Totteridge Park School
Decimus Joseph Woodley
Albion House
Woolwich
London 1723 Echoes and Liverpool Election Tale
The Reading Mercury reprint shows 1723 London reports of a clergyman robbed in High Holborn and a man wounded by footpads on the King's Road. Liverpool election returns favor Torr over Caine by 1,912 with Torr winning 18,702 to 16,790 as turnout and card policing are noted. Caine is linked to Myrtle-street Baptist Church and Stowell Brown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Reading Mercury
High Holborn
King’s Road
Chelsea
LiverPool
Representation of
S. R. Graves
John Torr
W. S. Caine
Torr
Caine
Orange Party
Preston
Town Hall
Myrtle-street
Archebiosis and the question of spontaneous generation in microbes
The author reviews the history of spontaneous generation from ancient beliefs to modern doubt, then outlines Dr. Bastian's experiments on archebiosis. It discusses Torula and Bacterium, vacuum sealing methods, potential air ingress, and the challenge of proving life arising anew versus from preexisting germs.
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Pasteur
Bastian
Dr. Bastian
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Chaulton Bastian, M.A
M.D
PRS
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