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Nonconformist

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

May 29, 1872

Page

6

Government splits over supplemental treaty and navy estimates

Gladstone disclaims responsibility for publishing the supplemental treaty amid government caution. Senate approval noted but modifications remain confidential. Parliament questions upon ratification. Navy Estimates debate cuts dockyard expenditures by 100,000. Goschen and Childers defend policy. Corry argues for dockyard staff dismissal. discussion continues with Lennox Lefevre Pakington. Vote on Amendment withdrawn. progress reported as House adjourns.

Mr. Gladstone Senate Maggie Itions Gabbriel Mr. Disraeli Godé Rylands Warrington Admiralty Goschen Childers Corry Lord H. Lennox S. Lefevre J. Pakington

Royal Academy Exhibition Review Highlights Varied Paintings

A critical tour of the Royal Academy show notes strong finishes from Ansdell and Millais, with Landseer works drawing mixed reactions. Portraits, landscapes, and historical pieces are praised for detail and color, while some large canvases and chiaroscuro pieces are criticized for finish, proportion, or somber tones.

Academy Trafalgar Square Mark Tapley Burlington House Committee of Selection E. Landseer Mr. Ansdell W. Cole Sir Edwin Emily Peel West Highlands Pochin Vicar Cole R. Millais Mr. Millais Mike Couse Master Page Duenna Belle God’s Acre A. Legros Acadia Madame Tussaud J. A.M. Whistler J. S. Cooper H. W. B. Davis Rosa Bonheur Daniel B. Riviere E. Nicol Axmitage Namby-Pamby Peter John E. Long Philip II Spain Youning F. A. Hopkins Blackwall C. N. Henry Goodall O’neill Minna Brenda Mr. Topham P. Sykes Rochester Chatham Lines C. Earle Lidderdale A. Powell Cacoéthes Commissionum

Tonic Sol-fa Gains Endorsement in Crystal Palace Singers

Frederic Smith, conductor of the Crystal Palace Band of Hope concerts, writes to the Education Department. among 11 000 accepted singers for the two temperance concerts 9 000 use Tonic Sol-fa and 2 000 use established notation. He cites wide spread of the method and notes Band of Hope Union promotes both systems and prints selections in both notations.

Sincine Horr Education Department Frederic Smith Crystal Palace Band of Hope Band of Hope Union

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