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Nonconformist

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jul 23, 1873

Page

8

Political remarks on revenge and Tory rule referenced

The speaker rejects revenge as a means to ends arguing it risks five years of Tory rule. He lists Hon. H. Strutt, C. Seely Jr., Earl Cowper, and Mr. Foljambe among other speakers at the event.

H. Strutt C. Seely Jun Earl Cowper Foljambe

Independent Liberal Critique on Liberal Party Rifts

A letter from An Independent Liberal argues the Liberal party must reform its ranks amid disorganisation and religious policy disputes. It warns against reliance on personalities and calls for working with Nonconformists to avert Conservative gains, urging a funded, organized agitation to restore Liberal independence.

the Daily News Liberal Party Forster Exeter Hall England Mr. Gladstone Molen Estate Martin Chuzzlewit

Education Act debate signals widening London school expansion

London School Board officials disclosed plans to open about forty more schools before the board ends. The body now runs 156 schools with transfers planned to new sites as they come online, plus five additional facilities educating 1,100 children.

London London School Board C. Reed John Rodgers Lambeth Church Evan Daniel National Society Battersea Birmingham Liberal Election Committee of Wesleyans Education League Bright Mr. Gladstone National Education League Greenwich Bath League

University of London matriculation list June 1873

Classified list of candidates who passed the late examination for matriculation in honours division and first division. Names include McAlister Donald Liverpool Institute, Kikuchi Dairoku Yasuyuki University College School and private tuition, Walker Thomas Pearson Woodhouse Grove School and Wesley College, among many others and multiple institutions listed for each candidate.

McAlister Donald Liverpool Institute Walker Thomas Pearson Woodouse Grove School Wesley College Kikuchi Dairoku Yasuyuki University College School Downes John Skelton Amersham Hall School Jennings Arthur Oldham University College Hogben George University School Nottingham Stone Alfred King’s Owen's Marshall Charles Frederic Monument House Driffield Tebbitt Frederic Cranbrook Grammar School Augustus Hayter Camden School Brighton Barritt Oliver’s Mount Sharp’s School Grove House Tottenham Littleboy Francis Oliver’s Mount School Scarboro Andrews William Stratford Ardascer Gustafo King’s College School Ashworth George Howell Owens College Atkinson Frederick Boston Grammar School Baillie Andrew John Dulwich College Barff Frederic William Beaumont College Bateman Richmond Curle Bell Charles Riddell Addison Bentwitch Herbert Whitechapel Foundation School Bernard Philip Louis Bond James William Bourton Henry Breden Owen St. Mark’s College Chelsea Brierley Edward Cheltenham Training College Brook Lancelot Epsom College Burton George Crompton Ratcliffe College Leicester Butler Henry Alexander Christ's Hospital Cass Archibald Mercers’ School Rivate Castle Septimus Crescent School Anvoute Chadwick William Fitton Highfield Academy Oldham Manchester Grammar School Chattopadhary Agharnath Presidency College Calcutta Cheeseman George Edward Lancashire Independent Owens’ College Chuckerbutty William Goodeve Collet Wilfred Coulter John Deburgh Dundalk Institute Santry College Cox Joseph Wesleyan Training College Crook John Biggs Howard Culhane Frederick Wm. Slater Dallas Charles Henry Cheltenham College Dallmeyer Andrew William Seaver Davis Charles Hodding Valentine David Rev. D. Davis's School, Lancaster ; Dawson, Arthur George Macclesfield Dease Gerald St. Mary’s College Oscott Duncan Harry Montague Merchant Taylors’ School Egan Thomas St. Augustine’s College Ramsgate Ellis Hercules Arthur Etherington Stonyhurst College Fison Charles Frederick Fletcher James Ernest Mill Hill School Bristol Grammar School Head Percy Rendell International College Hensman Edward Walker Wellingboro’ Grammar School Holder Henry William Owen's Colleges Horne Arnold Horry Frederick William New Finchley Road Houseman Charles Isaac Philological School Howlett James Downside College Hunt William Henry Isherwood Owen’s College Jackson Arthur Brentwood Grammar School Jeff Henry Olding King Edward’s School Birmingham Knight Law Owen's College Lee William London Alfred Austin Maidstone Grammar King’s College Charles William Oliver's Mount School Scarborough Lloyd John Henry Lory William Manley Ledrah House St. Austell Lubbock Montagu Eton Ecole de Medicine University Guy’s Lury Samuel Harford Lyne Charles Yelverton McCoy St. Cuthbert’s College Ushaw Macdonald Thomas Mosse King’s School Canterbury Moriarty John Francis Mote Blackheath Proprietary School Munro John May Herbert Bristol Mining School Royal College of Science Murray Herbert Montague Newbold Leonard Newson Harry Christ’s College Finchley Niblett Charles James Nixon Cheltenham Normal College Noakes Arthur John Amersham Hall Noble William James Brentwood School O’connell St. Cuthbert's College Ogden Benjamin Arthur Parry Robert Towyn Academy Payne Charles Alexander Oakley House Reading Pearce Richard Durham Normal College Petre Ralph William Pollard Bilton St. Peter’s School York Ponsford Cuthbertson Eastbourne Postgate John Percival Trinity College Cambridge Priestman Walter Ray Nanda Kumar Richardson Charles Edmund Beale Rugby School Scrutton Thos. Edward Millhill School Sheil Justin Richard Oratory School Richard Henry Smith George Thomas Bedford Commercial School Gordon Herbert Urmson Marlborough College William French Sheffield Spicer Robert Henry Scanes Devon County School Stocker King's School Ely Strang John Glasgow Sollee Norman College Sweeting Richard Deane Roker Llandaff School Malvern College Sykes Daniel Fredk Huddersfield College Symons William Cleeve Independent College Taunton Tasker Skipton Grammar School Tebbutt Thompson John William Witton Grammar School Thornton Timmis Arthur William King

Private tuition and private study listings across multiple schools

A long OCR derived listing catalogues numerous students and instructors tied to varied institutions. It maps private tuition and private study connections to schools such as King's College School, Owens College, Stonyhurst, and University College, with many individuals linked to education in Britain and abroad.

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