Liberal gains seen as new Reform Bill reshapes House
The piece argues a reform wave will alter UK politics, with Liberal gains likely across England and Scotland. It notes Tory resistance fading in boroughs, doubts on Roebuck’s role, and Irish disestablishment as a potential battleground. Ireland may consolidate Liberal support except Ulster and Dublin University seats.
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House of Commons
Scotland
Mr. Disraeli
Ireland
The
Freeman's Journal
Ulster
Dublin University
Silcoates School celebrates thirty seventh anniversary event
The Silcoates School anniversary gathering in Wakefield featured Rev H J Senior as chair and a debate on whether England will decay like ancient nations. Prizes were awarded to students, with praise for progress in classical, mathematical, and commercial studies and remarks urging endowment to expand the school’s influence.
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England
Silcoates
J. P. Harris
Enq
London
Eer C. Illingworth
Northern Congregational School
Dyson
John Crossley
Crossley
W. H. Lee
Wakefield
Thia
Benglass
Reeve
Stowmarket
Parnaby
Wilsden
Owen
Derby
Boston
Briggs
Ayre
Morpeth
Harman
Cannington
Turner
Oakham
Mellor
Holmfirth
Morley
Barton-on-Humber
Aston
Eccleshill
Ollard
Pyman
West Hartlepool
Sergeant
Brigz
Oldroyd
Huddersfield
Tate
Beverley
Islip
Brigstock
Carnson
Preston
Bruckshaw
Spademan
Stamford
Dryden
Airedale College Holds Annual Meeting In Library
The annual meeting of Airedale College constituents convened in the college library with Alderman Brown chairing. The senior student read a paper on The Priesthood of Christ and the secretary reported on admissions and departures while noting Professor Harley’s resignation and interim duties by other ministers.
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Airedale College
Alderman Brown
T. T. Waterman
A. Bargield
Christ
J. A. Savane
George Tilley
Fraser
W. ©. Shearer
J. G. Miau
Bradford
J. Wane
Leeds
J. H. Monican
Amalgamated College Site Deliberations at Bradford Meeting
A Bradford meeting discussed selecting a site for the Amalgamated College amid debate over options near Bolton and Heaton. A twelve-member committee from Airedale College and another from Rotherham College were tasked to review the report and pursue amalgamation, with the session closing after officer votes and thanks.
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S. Smith
Bradford
H. Tarrant
G. R. Conder
Leeds
B. Dale
M.A
Halifax
T. T. Waterman
T. W. Bugnley
Fraser
W. C. Shearep
Alderman Brown
Amalgamated College
Potternewton
J. 8. Wilson
Bradord
Bolton
J. Atkinson Jowett
Heaton
8. C. Kell
Rotherham College
Airedale College
Therham
Airedale
The Sixty Fifth Annual Meeting of Hackney Theological Seminary
The sixty fifth annual meeting took place at Upper Clapton Congregational Church. Presiding was Charles Reed. J Blackburn won the Homes's Jubilee Prize Essay prize of 20 pounds for The Temple its glory and its fall. The Rev J H Gamble pastor. Reports praised admissions, current student numbers, and plans for missionary work. A Hebrew prize awarded to Walter Joss. several community deaths noted. Treasurer reported income of 2606 pounds 10s 3d with 73 1s 4d in hand.
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Upper Clapton Congregational Church
J. H. Gamble
Charles Reed
F.S.A
CuartMan
Dean Alford
J. E. Ricuards
London Missionary Society
Robert Nurse
Sheerness
J.S. Wardlaw
Joshua C. Harrison
R. Redpath
Edward Liddell
Jones
Manor House
Walter Joss
John Jones
Henry Rutt
Nicholas Hellings
T. Hicks
T. Scrutton
Dr. Tidman
Thomas Brynzy
New College
Reed
Cambridge
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Colleges and Schools
Silioates
Henry J. Wolstenholme
John Wolstenholme
London University
John 9. Morley
Martin
Universty College
Falding
R. Cuthbertson
Hackney Theological Seminary
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