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Newspaper

Nonconformist

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jul 21, 1869

Page

20

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.

Science and Art Department British Museum Dublin Freemen CoLllins Youghal Maguire Lawrarer John Hay J. E.buinstone Ireland C. Fortiscve 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.

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.

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.

Paris M. Rouher M. Forcade de la Roquette M. Magne Marshal Niel Admiral Genouilly Public Works M. Gressier M. Alfred Leroux Department of the Vendée M. Borbeau Department of Vienne M. Duray M. Duvergier M. Baroche Prince de la Tour d Marquis de Chasseloup Laubat M. Vintry Council of State 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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