Manchester editor Henry Dunckley feted for public service
Honours were given in Manchester to Henry Dunckley editor of the Manchester Examiner and Times at a Reform Club dinner. He received a library of 300 volumes a silver service and an address praising his stand against bastard imperialism and personal government.
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Manchester Examiner and Times
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Art history researchers and university exams listed in period notes
A fragmented 19th century text notes a rumored painting monograph by F Patyio die the elder son of v staat, mentions biographies of Rembrandt and others, and lists London University exami nees with a long pass list for First and Second LL B examinations including names such as Angus Napier and Taylor.
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F. Patiyo
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Te Library
Rembrandt
Titian
Holbein
Turner
Leonardo
Raphael
Michel Angelo
Joreange
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Cain
Cass
Land of Nod
London University
William Gurney Angus
Thomas Alfred Gurney
St. John’s College
Cambridge
George Sydney Milton Johnson
Keble College
Oxford
Robert Leonard
Thomas Bateman Napier
Herbert Rooke Oldfield
Thomas Henry Richmond
Christ Church
Owens College
Henry Gowan Taylor
Trinity Hall
William Henry Upjohn
Gray’s Inn
Henry Hollier Hood Barrs
Charles Edward Bloomer
George Brighton Harland
Reginald Barrett Pope
Alfred Robinson
John Thomas Beadsworth Sewell
Herbert Marlow Shelverton
Samuel Mark Simmons
Herbert William Trenchard
University College
Harry Montague Williams
Arthur Henry Worthington
Alexander Kaye Butterworth
Frederick Joseph Mogg Gould
University Wee
William Frederick Hamilton
Arthur Oldham Jennings
Harry Newson
Middle Temple
John James Sidebotham
Philip Folliott Scott Stokes
Joseph Gundry Alexander
Henry Barber
Charles Henry Ernest Fletcher
Cheltenham College
James Ernest Fletcher
William Ebenezer Grigsby
Beaumont Morice
William Percy Pain
John William Piercy
Thomas William Ratcliff
Charles Frederick Richardson
Henry Arthur Smith
Walter Burnett Styer
Stephen Horton Williamson
Howard Young
War, the Church, and a Christian Stance on Conflict
A reader urges the church to take a clear antiwar position beyond party lines. The letter argues Christian ministers should shape public opinion against militarism, cites wartime cruelties, questions justifications, and criticizes reliance on the Peace Society. It calls for a concise catechism on war’s harms and a universal church commitment to peace.
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