Aversham Hall School Details Faculty and Fees
Aversham Hall School Caversham Oxon near Reading lists headmaster and staff including masters in mathematics chemistry languages and music. It notes alumni success with University of London matriculations since 1849 and prize records. Term dates board and tuition figures for pupils over and under twelve are given with contact for headmaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Birch
Christ Church, Reading
C. R. Havell
Government School of Art
Reading
A. W. Bennett
London
F.L
Weatminster Hospital
University of London
Amersham Hall
University College, London
NEW College
Lankestor
Finchley
New
W. Farrer
La.b
One Line Rates for Post Office Notices
An old advertisement states charges of sixpence per line with an extra line charge for ten lines or fewer. It notes averages of eight words per line and lists publisher Arthur Mratt of 13 Bouverie Street for post-office orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laapgr
Arthur Mratt
Bouverie- Street
Float-street
B.C
Subscriptions and Delivery Terms for Subscribers
Notice to subscribers outlines that copies are supplied through the post office, from the publishing office, or by news agents on advance payment terms. The fragment mentions price details unspecified and a code-like line.
Notices to Correspondents Declined Verses
Notations to readers indicate J M H verse work not suitable for publication and W Morgan declined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Morgan
European New Year Weather and Quiet Political Reflections
Details of rain ushered in the New Year across Europe with mild temperatures. In England traffic is spoiled and Rome’s bishops unsettled. the Emperor defers action while Pius IX calls for prayers for fine weather. Napoleon III offers small, inconsequential speeches as monarchs extend pacific sentiments and discuss constitutional reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
England
Paria
Rome
Pius
Napoleon III
Cabinet under Ollivier shifts French politics and Irish turmoil
The text outlines Emile Ollivier forming a Cabinet with Right and Left Centre leaders to command a House majority. It notes Spain's uncertain crown, Prim in Madrid, and Serrano as Regent, plus Irish byplays with Longford and Queen's County elections. Fenian violence and newspaper changes augment a tense period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Emile Ollivier
M. Buffet
M. Dary
General Prim
Toledo
Madrid
Florence
Genoa
Serrano
Spain
Prim
John Martin
Longford
Dease
Queen's County
Commission of the Peace
John Madden
Askeaton
Limerick
O'Donovan Rossa
Tuam
Mayo
Haseen
Evening
Pall Mall Gazette
Penny Standard
Morning Herald
The Longford Election Thrown Into Questionable Hope
The Longford election is discussed with cautious neutrality. The piece contrasts despotism and anarchy, expresses limited interest in the outcome, and notes the contest may not culminate in the worst possible result, unlike the Tipperary situation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Longford
Tipperary
Ireland Election Reaches Dignified Yet Troubling Result
The county’s majority returns Captain Greville Nugent over John Martin amid Irish political tension. The piece condemns papal influence and clerical power while praising the priesthood, urging liberal principles and religious equality without ecclesiastical domination. Mr. Gladstone’s future parliamentary action is anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greville-Nugent
John Martin
Quondam
Isle
National Party
Ireland
United Kingdom
House of Commons
Also Mentioned on This Page
Aversham Hall School
Caversham, Oxon
Near
Garman Maaster
West
Alfred
Cambridge
University
Trinity
Camb
Dendy
J. Shearer
Aberdeen
A. H. Young
Monsieur Deze
Paris
William Korner
Halle
Berlin
Aweew
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!