Move to honor Bishop Stortford school pupils prize awards
The audience applauded as Rev Alliott urged firm study and character. Leaders credited the Nonconformist School at Bishop Stortford with disciplined education, praise for staff, and belief in a strong future for seventy three pupils despite early trade apprenticeships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Slater
Flaxman
R. J. Dale
W. N. Roche
John Myers
McLaren
Walter M. Rook
Milman
Cuatrman
England
Weland
John Manners
Lord Derby
Lancashire
Chile
Cheracter
Commors
Hit
Alliott
George Smith
Pearsall
R. Ashton
Isaac Perry
Bartlett
A. Atutorr
Morley
Smirh
Bishop Stortford
Davins
Royal visit and royal duties across London society
Harl Granville dined with the Queen and the Royal family at Osborne on Saturday. The Rev. George Prothero preached before the Queen on Sunday. Friday marked the Duchess of Cambridge’s birthday as she turned 72. The Prince and Princess of Wales visited the Duchess and then departed for Wildbad for waters. Arthur prepares for nine months’ leave. a farewell banquet is planned in the Artillery mess-room. Debates over the Duke of Newcastle’s affairs and bankruptcy linger to August. Parliament’s prorogation is expected early August. Gladstone suffers diarrhea and Miss Gladstone recovers from scarlet fever.
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Harl Granville
Osborne
George Prothero
Duchess of Cambridge
Prince and Princess of Wales
Dughess
London
Wildbad
Prince Arthur
Woolwich
Royal Artillery
Artillery
Liverpool
Canada
Duke of Newcastle
Alderman Dakin
Alderman Besley
City Press
London Scotsman
George Macdonald
Macdonald
Buchanan
Shetland Islands
Stephenson
Edinburgh
Norway
Shetland
Derbyshire
Times
Gladstone
Lord R. Cavenoh Villa
Chislehurst
Young Man's Head On Fire, Disraeli Quip Echoed
Rumor spread that Benjamin Disraeli quipped that the young man’s head was on fire as Lord Salisbury urged warlike policy against Mr. Gladstone. The note contrasted with Oxford conferring H W Longfellow a D C L degree amid a large audience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Disraeli
Lord Salisbury
Mr. Gladstone
Lords
D.C.L
Oxford University
H. W. Longfellow
Bright
Reform Club
Brown-Westhead
M.P
Brand
The Irish Church Bill Divisions in the Lords
In a Lords division Tuesday night thirty eight peers backed the Government on the second reading including the Duke of Leinster and the Marquises of Bath Salisbury and Winchester. Twelve prelates voted with the Opposition and only one division occurred Thursday night. A separate division on assenting to Commons reasons for rejecting Lords amendments was carried 47 to 17 led by the Archbishop of Dublin.
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House of Lords
Duke of Leinster
Bath
Salisbury
Winchester
Carnarvon
Cowley
Devon
Grey
Limerick
Lucan
Nelson
Russell
Somers
Lifford
Sidmouth
Lytton
Lyveden
Stratheden
Talbot de Malahide
Westbury
Reopening Announcement For Mitt Hitt School In October
An advertisement proclaims the reopening of Mitt Hitt public school in October. Dr Weymouth of London, head master, will oversee a public school with a strong literary and scholastic record. Mill Hill rail access and a healthy site support a forthcoming, flourishing school with prizes and scholarships.
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Dean Alford
Weymouth
University of London
Portland Grammar School
Plymouth
Mill Hill
London
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Dublin
Lorp Ghancellor
Harts
Lorpg
Hatherley
Shaftesbury de Tabley
Doxgis
ViIscounTs
Fingal
B. Fingall
Beaufort
Halifax
Foley
Teller
Cleveland
Sydney
Derry and
Raphoe
Denman Lichfield
Northwick
Tuam
Redeadale Clements
H. Lei-Sherthorpe Trim
Silchester
Long Colchester Ford
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