Amersham Hall announces staff and terms for next session
The head and vice masters, English and French masters, and external lecturers are listed for Amersham Hall. Notable staff include Mr West, Mr Dendy, Mr Shearer, Mr Young, and lecturers in botany and art. The school prepares pupils for learned professions or business with three thirteen week terms. The next term begins January 19. Board and tuition for ages above 12 cost 22 pounds per term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Birch
Christ Church, Reading
C. R. Havell
Government School of Art
Reading
A. W. Bennett
London
F.L
Westminster Hospital
University of London
Amersham Hall
Gilchrist
Andrews
University College
Wennesday
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Anthur Miall
Bouverie Street
Fleet-street
B.C
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Brights speech signals Irish reform and political shifts
A Birmingham address by Mr Bright outlines aims on the Irish Land Question and education while hinting at broader reforms. He foresees measures to curb agrarian violence, questions about religious teaching, and a march toward free trade in land amid later plans for fiscal restraint and a universal ballot. The article then surveys Ollivier’s French cabinet and other continental updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bright
Birmingham
Ireland
England
Scotland
Ollivier
Baron Hausmann
Seine
Paris
M. Ollivier
France
Gicumenical Council
Napoleon Dary
M. Buffet
Finance Department
Auteuil
Pierre Bonaparte
M. Rochefort
M. Victor Noir
High Court of Justice
Napoleon II
Lucien Bonaparte
Serrano
Cortes
Rivero
Chamber
Interior
Topete
Prim
Espartero
Spain
Duke of Montpensier
Asturias
Pius IX
Pius X
Vatican
New York
Jamaica
John Grant
Legislative Council
Colonial Office
Emigration Debate Signals Possible End to Stagnation
The article notes signs of a coming end to long commercial stagnation as emigration becomes a prominent issue. It discusses whether encouraging the departure of unemployed workers benefits both source and destination countries and whether the state should support the movement. It links emigration to natural law and divine providence guiding population and subsistence.
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London Young Men's Committee
Bloomsbury Chapel
J. Firth Bottomley
Brock
Turspay
Walworth-Road
Li. D. Bevan
Ll.b
W. Howieson
Holloway Chapel
Opener
H. Selfe Leonard
J. Mark Wilks
William Theobald
Serjeante’ Inn
Caversham
Oxon
Slecond
West
Alfred
Cambridge
University
Trinity
Camb
Dendy
M.A
J. Shearer
Aberdeen
A. H. Young
Monsieur Deze
Garman
William Korner
Halle
Berlin
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