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Nonconformist

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jun 30, 1869

Page

4

New College faces debt relief and library needs

Trustees report increased Bend collections and three legacies reduce debt from about 600 pounds. Donations to general expenses and student grants rise as New College urges churches for greater support to fund trained ministry and library improvements. Tutors praised as students receive honours and new appointments, with finance reports cautiously optimistic.

Berman's Fund E. Wilcocks J. Boddington Bermondsey Coathman Halley J. H. Godwin Newth Nenner Oxford D. Macmiillan Stoughton New College Themew College D. Wilson Oll T. Fison Mills D. Bryan C. E. Mupin

Northern Baptist Education Society Annual Meeting

The annual meeting took place in Rawdon College library on Wednesday. After devotional exercises led by Rev. R. Green of Shipley, the chair was assumed by the venerable Dr. Ackworth, a longtime figure in the society.

Northern Baptist Education Society Rawdon College R. Green Shipley Ackworth

Huddersfield College Prize Distribution Ceremony

The Huddersfield College annual prize distribution was held in the large hall on New North Road with over 150 students in a temporary gallery. Mr A Ilingworth MP presided as the Principal Dr Sharp reported continued academic progress and Cambridge examinations centre status. W S Dodds won the Carlisle gold medal for English essay and mathematics. S Jeffery took history and commercial medals. W E Anderton captured French German and second classical medals. The Carlisle gold medal for English essay and other prizes were presented amid praise for high proficiency across subjects.

J. P. Crown 8. G. Green W. Best Leeds W. Medley London University J. G. Greenhough M.A Coseley North Stalybridge McDougall Lincoln Parner Malton Kemp Rhyl Crabtree Blackburn Bell J.P. Chown R. Aked Stead Bradford J. Haslam Gildersome Miles Ilingworth John Town Keighley C. M. Birrell A. M. Stalker Southport Norton Haslam W. Howieson Walworth-road Nhon C. Birrell New North Road Huddersfield A. Ilingworth M.P Sharp University of Cambridge Yorkshire Board of Education Samuel Jackson W. E. Anderton Sheffield R. Harity F.R.S Carlisle Tirs Rotherham College Mons A. J. Dusoura Liverpool C. W. Branvzn Hillhouse W. S. Dodds Leatham S. Jeffery Alderman Wright Mellor

Mill Hill School Reopens Under New Trustees and Rector

Mill-Hill School, founded 1807, to reopen in October under a new Chancery approved scheme appointing ten trustees including MP Samuel Morley and sixteen governors led by Rev. Henry Allen and Dr. Edmond. Richard Weymouth named headmaster with support from Oxford Cambridge and London graduates. Buildings to be repaired, day boarders invited, scholarships planned, aiming to restore the public school to high standing.

Court of Chancery Samuel Morley Henry Allen Angus Lt. Bevan H. M. Bompas J. W. Buckley Dr. Edmond T. Fison R. H. Marten John Kennedy T. Micklem Wallis Nash Mr. Chamberlain Scott Thoms Scrutton J. Smedmore P. H. Pye-Smith A. C. Stratten Richard F. Weymouth London Weymouth University of London Portland Grammar School Plymouth Oxford Cambridge Millhill Bousfield T. Scrutton, Esq Art Lee

Huddersfield College Prize Speech Endorses Nonsectarian Training

The German scholar addressed the audience praising the college after a thorough examination. He emphasized the Catholic foundation yet affirmed the school would not narrow or denominationalise its training. Mr Illingworth announced an annual prize and wished all a happy holiday.

Cuatrman Huddersfield College Huddersfield R. Bruce R. Hariey

Countess of Huntingdon's College Marks 101st Anniversary

Cheshunt College observed its 101st anniversary with a festival including a chapel service led by Rev J Baldwin Brown and an annual sermon praising the Christian ministry. A luncheon in a grounds tent followed with MP H Richard chairing and speeches stressing English Nonconformist loyalty amid shifting church-state dynamics.

Countess of Huntingdon’s College Cheshunt Countess of Huntingdon J. Baldwin Brown H. Richard M.P Dr. Reynolds H. Alton Baldwin Brown

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