Nursing notes praised in two Good Words papers
Dr Acland lauds the book for nursing literature while Miss Lees tours North America and Canada. She offers critical views on Kaiser's werth sisters and Roman Catholic nurses, yet the work is deemed a valuable hospital and nursing resource for managers, guardians, and caring women.
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Acland
Miss Lees
United States of America
Canada
Kaiserswerth
England
Fortnightly and Contemporary Reviews Highlight Diverse Topics
The Fortnightly opens with Siberia by Ashton W. Dilke and includes Mrs. Garrett Anderson’s reply to Dr Maudesley on Sex in Education. Other pieces discuss Maurice’s theology, Wallace’s Defence of Modern Spiritualism, and Gladstone’s muse. Book notices cover Binney biographies by Hood and Stevanton, a memorial by Stoughton, and works by Denniston, Irenaeus, Glances at Inner England, Burning Words, and Talmage influenced materials.
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Siberia
Ashton W. Dilke
Garrett Anderson
Maudesley
Leslie Stephen
Maurice
A. R. Wallace
Paton
Bismarck
Gladstone
Achilles
Greg
James Hopgood
Fitzjames Stephen
Manning
Thomas Binney
E. Paxton Hood
Clarke and Co
Fleet-street
Binney
Stevanton
Hodder and Co
Stoughton
Viney
Mr. Harrison
Dr. Allen
Weigh House
London, Congregational Union
Paxton Hood
J. A. Denniston
M.A
Longmans
Dale
Denniston
Ireneus
Lis
Irenius
Henry Drang
Oxford
Clarendon Press
Ireniius
Harvey
King’s College
Irenzus
England
Ginx
London
H. S. King and Co
Tatmacs
Joan Morgan
Barnsbury
E. Dickenson
Talmage
Admission of women to degrees at University of London
At the University of London Convocation a motion to admit women to degrees passed by 83 to 65 after discussion. The Chancellor Earl Granville led the ceremony with Sir John Lubbock and Mr Lowe present. The Senate will study the matter as the university considers its educational standards.
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University of London
Earl Granville
John Lubbock
Lowe
House of Commons
Senate
London School Board
Freedmen’s University
Tennessee
Mansion House
Bengal Famine Relief Fund
India
Waimratta
Birmingham
Edwin Landseer
Mordaunt
House of Lords
Law Lords
Brett
Keating
Baron Pollock
Denman
Merthyr Tydvil
Vale of Neath
Great Western Railway
Merthyr
Imperial Russian Visit to Windsor and Crystal Palace
The Emperor of Russia and companions journey from Dover to Windsor and London venues. They attend royal farms visits, a State banquet, Parliament and Westminster Abbey tours, a Crystal Palace concert with 28,000 spectators, fireworks, and a royal ball with extensive cheering and official receptions.
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Russia
Alexis
Duke of Edinburgh
Dover
Gravesend
Prince of Wales
Prince Arthur
Marie
Admiralty Pier
Windsor
Royal Farms
Virginia Water
Fort Belvidere
Marquis of
Lorne
St. George’s Hall
Czar
Buckingham Palace
Prince
Princess of Wales
Stafford House
Eugénie
Chislehurst
Westminster Abbey
Crystal Palace
Prince and Princess of Wales
Duke and Duchess of Edinburgh
Handel
Messrs
Brook and Co
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