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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.