Amersham Hall School provides broad curriculum in Reading area
Amersham Hall near Reading Oxford features a listed staff led by Head Master West and senior masters A West Alfred West J Waterston W G Harris with non resident music and drawing teachers. The school prepares pupils for learned professions or business with prizes, exhibitions, and University of London matriculation since 1849. NEXT TERM starts January 18. board and tuition £22 per term, age guidance 12 or under 18.
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Amersham Hall School
Caversham
Oxon
Reading
Mr. West
Alfred
West
London
Cambridge
University College, London
Trinity College, Cambridge
A. Todd
Glasgow
Williams
J. Waterston
Anerdeen
W. G. Harris
Monsieur Malfroy
Cluny
O. Nicolai
Halle
Ferlin
Licencié Ds Lettres
Paris
W. He Birch
Christ Church, Reading
O. R. Havell
A. W. Bennett
F.L
Westminster Hospital
University of London
Amersham Hall
Gilchriet
Andrews
University College
Artillery duel rages before Paris amid snow and fog
German batteries batter forts south of Paris as frost ends. Shells breach the Infernalist dome and Luxembourg gardens while Trochu faces calls for a major sortie. Parisians endure rising mortality among non combatants and fuel shortages as news from inside the capital remains scarce.
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Paris
Teain
the Invalides
Luxemburg
Trochu
Versailles War News Reflects Paris Fall Prospects
A London dispatch outlines French and German moves as Paris braces for potential collapse. Bourbaki’s relief effort at Belfort stalls, while Prince Frederick Charles widens the Loire front and Nevers, Le Mans clashes intensify. Meath election shocks Liberal hopes and Greenwich intrigue fades.
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Versailles
William
Paris
Frederick Charles
Orleans
Loire
Chanzy
le Mans
Bourbaki
Belfort
Dijon
Nancy
Vosges
Werder
France
M. Jules Favre
London
Black Sea
Champagne
Alsace
Lorraine
Germany
Chamagne
England
Count Bismark
Seine
Odo Russell
Greenwich
Gladstone
Meath
John Martin
Plunkett
Cardinal Cullen's Influence Shapes Irish Seat Contention
Mr Martin hesitates to take his seat but declares readiness to join a Parliament convened at College Green, highlighting Cardinal Cullen's sway in Irish political maneuvering.
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Cardinal Cullen
Martin
College-green
Intervention debate warns against armed aid to France
A London journal criticizes public leaders and meet ing plans for armed intervention in France. It argues such interference risks prolonging war, inflaming Franco German tensions, and undermining the French Republic or provoking civil war rather than securing peace. It questions the claimed benefits and potential consequences for Britain and Europe.
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France
McCullagh Torrens
M.P
Finsbury
C. W. Dilke
Constituenta
St. James’s Hall
Germany
Cassta
Louia
Republic
England
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