The Constitution Of England And Its Sacred Bonds
Speech voices the view that England’s constitution is a living complex of institutions, led by church and state, defending religious liberty and social order. It lauds the union of church and state, praises imperial strength, and warns against rapid constitutional changes as elections approach.
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England
Ngland
Rhine
Danube
Cheera
Ireland
Abyssinia
Mr. Disraeli
Her
Ocn Ancellor
House of Lords
Church of England
Dieraeli
Lord Derby
Lord Stanley
GarHorne Harpy
House of Commons
Merchant Taylors’ Company
Patient counts at Great NorTH Kern Hospital weekly total
The weekly report for Great NorTH Kern Hospital CALEDONIAN ROAD shows 1 249 patients for the week ending June 20 with 397 new cases.
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Great North Kern Hospital
Caledonian-Road
Mill Hill Grammar School Prize Distribution Honors Bousfield Scholar
The half year session closed with prize and certificate awards. Thomas Arthur Fison, son of Rev T Fison, won the Bousfield Scholarship, tenable for three years. Examiners praised pupil progress, moral tone, and educational condition as reported by Head Master G D Bartlet.
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Llewelyn Bevan
Ll.b
Bousfield
Thomas Arthur Fison
T. Fison
Hendon
Philip Smith
G. D. Bartlet
E. R. Horton
Esq
University College School
G. H. Rouse
Haverfordwest College
Working Men’s College
Great Ormond-street
Chas. Cassal
Mill Hill School Examination Report From The College
The College reports on Mill Hill School boys examination results in arithmetic algebra geometry natural philosophy and German. Marks are generally high with several full scores and overall progress viewed as satisfactory under Rev G D Bartlet and G H Rouss. The German viva voce shows good comprehension and correct grammar.
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London
E. BR. Horton
St. Peter's College, Cambridge
University College School, London
the College
Haverfordwest
Millhill School
Newth
Euclid
Otto
Givorce H. Rouss
G. D. Bartlet
Examination of Canonbury English Classes in 1868
Letter from June 1868 details Mr Bartlet's English classes at Canonbury. Thomas Micklem topped both history and language in the sixth class. Fifth and fourth class results shown high quality work with thorough teaching. Junior classes lagged slightly but overall dictation and spelling results were very good.
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Quadrant-road
Canonbury
Bartlet
London University
Thomas Micklem