Dublin Freemen Commission Bill Sparks Party Clash
Debate over including Youghal in the inquiry angered Conservatives and Liberals alike as lawmakers clashed on alleged corruption and voting practices. The bill advanced after adjournment of related measures and the session ended with the Trades Union Protection of Funds Bill moving to a second reading.
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Lawrarer
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J. E.buinstone
Ireland
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Trades’ Union Protection of Funds
Matriculation list June 69 reveals numerous candidates
University of London publishes a classified matriculation list for June 1969. It names Honours Division contenders from Trinity Cambridge to private study and schools across the UK including University College School Bristol Grammar School and Stonyhurst. The roster lists many individuals with diverse paths to qualification.
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Horace Lamb
Trinity College, Cambridge
bJohn Henry Poynting
Owens College
Jvlian John Leverson
University College School
Joseph Solomon
Bristol
Grammar School
eGeorge Samuel Brockington
Richard Booth
Proprietary School
Birkenhead
Queen Elizabeth’s Hospital
James Whitbread Lee Glaisher
Richard Stride Ager
Bedford Commercial School
Abraham de Mattos Mocatta
University College
Alexander Hamilton Patterson
Liverpol Institute
Queen’s College
Henry Taylor Bovey
Clevedon College
Northampton
Philip Herbert Carpenter
University College and
Julius Maurice Rudolf
David Jones
John Thomas Sale
Regent’s Park College
George Henry Batterbury
King’s College School
Hbenezer
Thomas Fyffe
Richard Charles Shockley
Francis Edward Carter
Royal Medical College
Epsom
John Neville Keynes
Amersham Hall School
James Hunter Knox
Liverpool Institute
Louis Charles Casartelli
St. Cuthbert’s College
Ushaw
George Pearse
Clifton College
Richard Jones
St. Asaph Grammar School
Edward Harris
Grove House
Tottenham
Nathaniel Hyman Benjamin
Charles Farquahar Findlay
Woodhouse Grove
Frederick William Payne
John Barclay Clibborn Goodbody
Thomas George Lawrence
Sydney College
Bath
Alfred Harré
James Cobban
New College
John Geoffrey
Philip Stokes
Vincent John Naish
Stonyhurst College
William Foot Husband
William Richard Matthews
St. Mark’s College
Ebenezer Reeves Palmer
Charles Swinton Rady
Joseph Small Cooper
Birmingham Proprietary School
Thomas Ward Chambers
City of London School
Sidney Alexander Cheale
William Partington Mann
James Henry Martyn Barrow
Liverpool
List of students and private studies across English schools
A lengthy roll lists numerous individuals and their educational paths including private study private tuition and attendance at schools such as University College Stonyhurst King's College and Owens College. The compilation includes names like Berry Francis Berry Samuel George Betty John Bickerton Black burn and William Kidman Bird with scattered locations and institutions across Britain.
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Frederick William Batson
Berry Francis Berry
Philological School
Samuel George Betty
University College School
William Kidman Bird
Amersham Hall School
John Bickerton Blackburn
John Hanbury Bonser
I*rederick Alleyn Broxholm
Charles Bryant
James Bryden
University College and
Clement Buesner
John Bullock
Spring Hill College
Francis Cagney
St. Cuthbert’s College
Ushaw
Francis Thomas Frederick Caldwell
Hawthorn Hall School
Samuel William Casserley
George Christopher
Charles Cowley Clarke
Stonyhurst College
John Clarke
Western College
Plymouth
Arnold Jeffries Cleaver
Liverpool College
Arthur Husell
Friends’ School
York
William Wellington Connolly
Belgrave College
William Cook
Edward Marriott Cooke
Joseph Augustine Corbishley
Albert Joseph Crosfield
Edward Boyce Cumberland
John Dalton
St. Mary’s College
Oscott
Owen Davies
Owens College
Hugh Dawson
Bruce Castle
Walter Derham
Hurndall
John Marmaduke
Andrew Dodson
Townshend House
Kidderminster
Claude Douglas
Thorpe Arch Grange
William Durie
William Edwards
Pontypool College
William Henry Edwards
King’s College
William English
William Fawcett
Matthew Edward Fennessy
Alastair McKenzie Ferguson
Regent’s Park College
John Francis Fowler
St. Gregory’s College
Downside
Alfred Cecil Fox
Royal Medical College
Epsom
Harrison Mill Frodsham
Sution
Arthur Walton Fuller
George Garlick
Firth Garside
Patrick Stanislaus Gartlan
St. Mary’s Donnybrook
Arthur Godlee
Grove House
Tottenham
Hermann Gollancz
Jews’ College
Arthur Trethonan Goodfellow
Merchant Taylors’ School
Charles Edward Gosling
John Maitland Grant
Charles Seth Greenfield
University College
Charles Evelyn Grenside
Winchester College
Evan Evans Francis Griffiths
Edward Tritton Gurney
Robert Firth Guyton
Baptist College
Bristol
Shaw Hanson
Saltley College
Charles Edward Harrison
Wellington College
George Harrison
Ratcliffe College
Thomas Erat Harrison
James Harwood
University
Manchester New Colleges
John Benjamin Hellier
Charles Daniel Helm
New College
Richard Hennessy
St. Cuthbert’s
John Edmondson Manning
Henry Mare
William Austin Metcalfe
King’s College School
Thomas Micklem
Hampden House
Thomas Milner
Rotherham College
Charles Ebenezer Moyse
Independent College
Taunton
William Nixon
George Henry Norris
Stockport Grammar School
Henry Hislop Oakley
Arthur Wesley Ogle
St. Clere
Sevenoaks
Charles Chaloner Ogle
George Stocks Ordish
William Edmund Paley
Durham
Northampton
Alfred Palmer
Frederick John Morton Palmer
Harry Spelman Palmer
Great Yarmouth College
George Kenrick Parry
Pearcall’s Grammar School
George Adolphus Parton
Rugby School
Joseph Weston Paull
Plantation House
Dawlish
George Hamilton Peever
Reginald William Petre
St. Stanislaus College
Beaumont
John Henry Pigg
Emmanuel Pinto
James Pollard
James Smith Porteous
Joshua Powell
Milford School
Arthur William Prichard
Clifton College
Edward Foulger Pye-Smith
Herbert Randolph
Charles Ernest Richmond
Owen’s College
James Richmond
Manchester Grammar School
James Arthur Rigby
Howard Roberts
Thomas King Rogers
William Thomas Rogers
St. Asaph Grammar School
Bernard Mathias Simon Roth
Thomas Hawkes Russell
Birmingham Proprietary School
Frederick Francis Rymer
Herbert Richard Octavius Sankey
Cheltenham and
University Colleges
James Saunders
Alfred George Savile
Tom Henry Satwell
St. Peter’s College
Adelaide
John Milton Elborough Scatliff
George Sedgwick
Alfred Capel Shaw
Caleb Lawden Shaw
Soho Park School
Birmingham
George William Silby
Wesleyan College
Robert Joseph Silva
Arthur Lee Sparkes
Adam Speers
John Charles Staples
John Owen Stock
Devonport
Stoke Grammar School
John Sutherland
Henry Sweet
Queen Elizabeth’s Hospital
John Gaskell Walker Sykes
William Taylor
Grammar School
Leicester
Neville Tebbutt
Tettenhall Proprietary School
Edward Neave Thompson
Walter
French Ministry Crisis Ends as Right-Dominated Cabinet Formed
New ministry in Paris named with most posts held by Right faction. Key appointments include Gressier in Public Works, Leroux as Agriculture Minister, Borbeau Education, Duvergier Baroche Justice, and de Lavalette Chasseloup Laubat Foreign Affairs. Rouher seen as master of situation. Chamber reconvening date left undecided.
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M. Rouher
M. Forcade de la Roquette
M. Magne
Marshal Niel
Admiral Genouilly
Public Works
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M. Alfred Leroux
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M. Duvergier
M. Baroche
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Marquis de Chasseloup Laubat
M. Vintry
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France
Segris
Maine-et-Loire
Ollivier
Var
Talhouet
Sarthe
Senate
Council of Ministers
Times Parisian
M. Prevost Parados
Centre-Gauche
Rouher
M. Picard
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Charles Wallace
Morrison
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William Bevan Waller
Herbert Watson
William Basil Wilberforce
Henry Spenser Wilkingon
William Knapman Wilcocks
George Joseph Williamson
St. Mary’s
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St. Mark’s
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Alfred Wolff
John Hammond Wollaston
F. A. Hanbury
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Eldon House
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William James Woods
John Bailey
Lancashire Independent
Owens
Arthur Barclay
London International College
John Henry Barnard
Maurice Alfred Braunstein
Northwich College
George Brown
Richard Brown
James Russell
John Frank Buxton
Stafford Grammar School
Paul Morgan Chapman
Henry Abdy Collins
T. C. Pratt
John Bernard Currie
Richard Donovan
Ratcliff College
Joseph Fox
Hubert Alexander Freeman
Frederick Morris Fry
Robert Charles Gibb
Blackheath
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Thomas William Hunter
Richard Hutchins
Thomas Shepherd Little
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