War Termination Seen If France Had Earlier Aid
The article argues the war ends if two belligerents alone caused it and France suffered for lack of neutral powers help. It faults the National Assembly for not convening earlier under Earl Granville’s urging, noting Paris endured bombardment and the country was exhausted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
National Assembly
Earl Granville
Paris
Curiosities of Education by Bartley Explores London School History
The article reviews Ma G T C Bartley's new volume on popular education in Britain. It outlines five historical periods from grammar and charity schools to parliamentary grants, and highlights case studies from the East End, including cripple and deaf and dumb institutions, Earlswood and Ashley Down Orphan School, with notes on costs, outcomes, and the need for School Boards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ma. G. T. C. Bartley
Bartley
East
London
Bank of England
Diddlego
Edinburgh
Earlswood
Asylum
Ashley Down
Kingdom
Mr. Muller
Royal Movements and Social Events At Windsor and London
The Queen hosts visits from Count Szécsen and Lord and Lady Russell at Windsor while the Prince of Wales attends Wimbledon field days. Princess Louise to be married at Windsor on March 21 in private ceremony. Sir Stafford Northcote sails to New York. Mr Childers health and return plans discussed. The War Department moves to arm Thames and Medway forts. sanitary reforms debated. Queen and family arrive in London and stay at Buckingham Palace. Mr Bright’s health and parliamentary plans discussed. Leslie Stephen named editor of Cornhill. Queen and Princess Louise visit Argylls and hold court at Buckingham Palace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stopford Brooke
Windsor
Count Szécsen
Earl of Clanwilliam
Alexander Russell
E. S. Claremont
C.B
Paris
Prince of Wales
Count Gleichen
Household Brigade
Wimbledon
Prince
Marlborough House
Louise
Windsor Castle
St. George’s Chapel
Helena
Stafford Northcote
United States Commission
Liverpool
New York
Cunard
Russia
Lord Halifax
Admiralty
Globe
Childers
War Department
Thames
Medway
Echo
Sanitary Commission
Health Department
Home Office
Poor Law Board
London
Buckingham Palace
Daily News
Observer
Leslie Stephen
Cornhill Magazine
Duke
Charity gifts from Haberdashers and Cutters to Royal Hospital
The Haberdashers' Company and the Cutters' Company sent ten guineas each toward the heavy current expenses of the Royal Hospital for Diseases of the Chest located in the City-road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haberdashers’ Company
Cutters’ Company
Royal Hospital