Kensington Cookery Training School Aims to Elevate English Cooking
The piece lauds South Kensington efforts to improve cooking and educate the public. It argues for practical kitchen education over lectures, urges trained instruction for all social classes, and predicts changes in marriage expectations to require wives who cook unaided. It notes Lady Barker’s leadership and contrasts English practices with France and Switzerland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Kensington
South Kensington
Lady Barker
Leigth
Sy Fale
Will
Seoul
Alto
France
Switzerland
South Kennaton
Anderson Presses Currency Reform Despite House Silence
In Parliament, Mr. Anderson of Glasgow pushes a long‑standing currency motion. He faces silent opposition, then gains a cautious audience as he outlines alleged missteps by Lord Sandhurst. The case ends with a formal defeat as the House rejects his resolution and adjourns for Whitsun.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson
Glasgow
House of Commons
Disraeli
Ireland
Lord Sandhurst
War Office
Reginald Yorke
Horsman
Campbell-Bannerman
Duke of Cambridge
Macedon
Monmouth
Oxford
Dublin
Brooks
Weldon
Notable 19th Century Publications And Events
Sir Frederick Pollock to edit Macready autobiography with Macmillan publishing selections. Bushnell’s Forgiveness and Law to be published by Hodder and Stoughton with Scribner and Co. Shaftesbury to speak June 3 at Victoria Discussion Society. Faithfull to launch Women and Work weekly. Livingstone Last Journals in preparation edited by T Steele Livingstone with maps illustrations. includes journals from 1865 until near his death and papers sent by Foreign Office. Mitt Hill School notes new foundation day June 10 with Edward Baines presiding. prizes at 4:30, luncheon at 2:30, tickets via Mill Hill School secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Pollock
Messrs. Macmillan
Mr. Macready
Dr. Bushnell
Messrs. Hodder and Stoughton
Messrs. Scribner and Co
New York
Earl of Shaftesbury
Victoria
Stanley
Foreign Office
Atheneum
Mitt Hitt School
Edward Baines
Mill Hill School
Middlesex
N. W
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