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Newspaper

Nonconformist

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jul 22, 1874

Page

5

List of Students and Schools Mentioned in Historic Education Record

A long list of students and institutions appears, naming Oliver's Mount School Scarborough, Cranleigh, Stonyhurst College, Queen's College Liverpool, Manchester Grammar School, Owens College, and many others. The entry pairs individuals with schools or private study, including broader associations with universities and colleges across Britain and beyond, reflecting a directory of secondary and tertiary education connections.

Bayes Oliver's Mount School Scarborough Cathcart Percy Howell Surrey County School Cranleigh Cavenaugh Edward Montague St. Olave’s Grammar School Southwark Chapman Herbert Finchley Christie George Richards Clark Henry Robert Friends’ Society Sidcot Flounders College Clarke Alfred King Edward's School Birmingham Cloating Red East Devon County School Coates Walter Samuel Combe Frederick Orloff Exeter Grammar School Coombes Arthur Henry Keyford Academy Frome Cornish William Hunter Rugby School Trinity College, Oxford Corris John Cesar Counsellor Charles Eyre Stonyhurst College Cox Edward Honiton Grammar School Craighead Robert William King’s College Cuffe Edward Meade Epsom College Cunning Queen’s College Belfast Cunnington Cecil William Cambridge House Ebaston Millhill Daniell Thomas Toller Hurst Daphne Pasco University College Davidson John South de Aston School Market Rasen Davies David Samuel Bristol Grammar School Richard Shepley Davis David Borough Road Training College John New College John Mortimer University College School Deacon James George Wagstaff Manchester Grammar School Owens College Deakin Andrew Newland Bridge Trust School Handsworth Earl Robert Campbell Eccles Richard Herbert Rosehill School Bowden Western College Edmonds Henry Ellison Thomas Edward Emmett George Henry Evans John William London House Ewer Alfred Harry Parr Marlborough College Faulkner John Thomas Fenton Herbert Alfred Hill Belgrave College Pimlico King’s College School Fenwick Edwin Harry Marylebone Grammar Fernandez Joseph Fison Alfred Henry Fowler Walter the Grange St. Leonard-on-Sea Fox Taunton College School Galton Howard Douglas Leonard Beaumont College and Oratory Abaston Galwey Charles King’s College and School Geden John Mease Gordon William Bonnalie Carlisle High School Graham Josh Stonyhurst William John Camden School Brighton Gray George Godfrey Hurst Court College Hastings Green Lawrence Griffin Walter Kenneth University College and School Gurney Thomas Alfred Millhill School Hagreen Harry William Owen City of London School Hamilton William Harding Birkbeck Institution John Henry Huddersfield College Hayward John Davey Pawerpool Institute Herford Hugh Vernon Chorlton High School Hewitt Illiam Hickie Charles Valentine Hine John Edward Hodgkin Howard Grove House Tottenham Hyslop James Thomas Owen College Iles Daniel Prior Park College Jackson Thomas Henry Gracehill Fulneck Johnson Grey Institution Cheltenham College Jones Allen Foulkes Rivate Kelsey Arnold Robert Prior House School Kemp Arthur Edward Kenny T. Montgomery Wilberforce Blarke King John Smith Mount Radford Bohol Venores Taunton Vere Villiers Bridge Trust Knowles Joshua Holly Mount Allege Tottington Lamb Samuel Edward St. John’s Hall Highbury Meeson Liverpool Institute Meyer Louis Davis Gottingen Mobsby Percy James Morris Richard Turner Philological School Morrish Francis James Plymouth Moss George Nicholson Eustace Ferrers Lege Okell George Edwin Brewood School O'Reilly Michael Francis St. Joseph’s College Clapham Paine Hammon Blackheath Proprietary School Phillips Henry Astley Haileybury College Pierce Thomas Plumstead Pope Richard Rodney Powell Arthur Charles Joseph Preston Arthur Edwin Richard St. Cuthbert's College Ushaw Procter Charles James Bickerton House Paghe Tiaelies Wilms Owen Towyn Academy University College of Wales Rake Beaven Neave Oliver’s Mount School Rawlings Reddie Walter Evelyn Godolphin School Hammersmith Richmond William Henry Shepherd Wallace John Hereford Roprietary School Shipley John Bowman Simmons Sinnott John Joseph St. Cuthbert College Smith Ernest Frederic Devonport Stoke Grammar School Spencer Benjamin Carrasso New Kingswood School Stephens Stephen Stevens Swansea Grane School Stockdale Robert Airton Edgeley School Stockwood Samuel Henry Stafford College Forest Hill Sutherland William University of Edinburgh Swithenbank Edwin Teed Frank Litherland Universityollege School Walter Duncan Thompson Thorp Ackworthchool Tozer Thomas Millsom Cheshunt College Trenchard Herbert William Mill Hill School Voelcker William Edward Walters Frederick Rosenacht The Wesleyan College Taunton Whitehead Benjamin Whiteside St. Cuthbert’s College Williams Owen Thomas Bala College Woolridge Leonard Charles Woolett George Nicholas Edgely Park School Ratcliffe College Wright Richard Henry Albright John Francis Balls James Albert College Framlingham Baron Joseph Rawes Stoneygate School Leicester Barron Amersham Hall Regent’s Park College Bennett James Alfred Beresford Bensley Benjamin Charles Berkeley Robert Valentine Beaumont College Beswick Binner Saltley College Bond Richard Pratt Bowling George Augustus Lovelace Boyns Richard Edward Wesleyanollege Brookes Frederick Dobson Altrincham Grammar School Thomas James Browne Burchell James Lodwick Cameron James Dewar Lancashire Fdependants Owens Awe Chamberlain Chater John Andrew Charterhouse Institute Garnier Frohsdorf Walter James Birmingham Grammar School Clothier Samuel Thompson Friends’ School York Cobb Walter William Newport Drow Thomas Middleton Dyer George Frederick Eardley-Wilmot Colville Pembridge Bayswater Edwards Charles Johnstone French Arthur Lord de Freyne Downside Beaumont Gibbs Alfred Napier Godley Cross Haggard Robert Bedford Hall John Richard Clark M. J Hardy City of London Sch Haslam Lewis Hiusser Pierre Frederick Paulus Stuttgart Sydney Haviland North London Collegiate School Hoets Alton Kingaley Holme Strachan Holmes Isaac Liverpool Hughes Thomas Joseph St. Patrick’s College Carlow Humpidge Thomas Samuel Royal School of Mines T’anson Leonard Frank Epsom Coege Ingram Charles Francis Edgar Michael Donington Grammar School Jefferson Arthur John Hampton Grammar Leeds Mechanics’ Institution John James Worthington William Aloysius Joseph John Talbot Oratory School Larmuth Leopold the Academy Sale Leigh Samuel Lethem James Stuart Little Ernest Muirhead St. Peter's Westminster McAlpine Berkhampstead School Wales Pain Guy’s Hospital Parton Harold Ranger Monkton House Cardiff Pickering William Alfred Gainford Academy Pickwood Ernest Charles Howell Pilkington Pinkney Henry Hall Pither Pitot Emile Albert Royal College Mauritius St. George's College Croydon Plimpton Richard Taylor Pratt Reginald Rands Durham’s Northampton Richards John George Grove Park School Wrexham Roth Reuter Emerich Rowbotham Herbert Claude Sandeman George Paris Sanders Frederick Hertford Grammar School Savill Thomas Dixon Stockwell Grammar School Sequeira Henry James Skinner Frederick William Trinity Collegechool Stratford-on-Avon Smythe John Henry Ralph Spielman Meyer Adam Hasselxhe Institution Standing Herbert Fox Ackworth Tew James Scot Bromsgrove Collegiate School Thom Peter University of Aberdeen Townsend Williamson Richard Ernest Giggleswick Grammar School Willink Liverpool College Winstanley Harold Chatham House Ramsgate King’s Cross Wolstencroft James Samuel Wood Headingley College Yate Henry Wright Young Highburw Park College Sydney Secundarshh Eisenach University College Schools

Victoria Revenue and European Ambassadorship News

The Victoria colony's revenue for the past year reached one million pounds. Count Schouvaloff becomes Russian Ambassador to London, replacing Baron Brunnow. Italy's harvest boosts expectations for bread prices. Yale fouled Harvard, withdrew. Columbia won, Harvard runner-up. Ernest Stamm proposes Mont Blanc tunnel linking France and Italy, similar in length and difficulty to Mont Cenis.

Victoria Count Schouvaloff London Baron Brunnow Italy Saratoga Yale Harvard Columbia M. Ernest Stamm Mont Blanc France Mont Cenis
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