Education and politics mingle in London school board bids
The piece reviews Liberal and nonconformist candidates for the London School Board and Metropolitan seats in Marylebone Lambeth and Tower Hamlets. It notes W Sutton Gower Miss Garrett and Mr Applegarth advocating non sectarian education with Bible reading optional and compulsory attendance while stressing unsectarian aims and concerns over the Act’s impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Sutton Gower
Miss Garrett
Metropolitan School Board
Marylebone
Garrett
Robert Applegarth
London
Lambeth
America
Germany
Switzerland
Applegarth
T. Scrutton
Tower Hamlets
Guedalla
Reform League
F. J. Hartley
Finsbury
Sunday School Union
London School Board
Dean Stanley
Matthew Arnold
Westminster
S. Chatfield Clarke
Raleigh
Edmond
Alexander Hannay
O. Geilis
Edwin Field
A. Greenhouse
Robert Sinclair
Robert Glover
J.I. Preston
Francis Chambers
B. Scott
Working Men’s Educational Union
London Ratepayers’ School Board Association
Scott
Disease from acorns kills two cows at Chiseldon
Report says a disease from eating acorns proved fatal to two cows at Chiseldon near Swindon with others in critical condition. At a Clayton-le-Moors Institute ball last week a woman, Fielding aged forty, suddenly fell ill while dancing and died within minutes from heart disease.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chiseldon
Swindon
Clayton-le-Moors Institute
Fielding
Armistice talks move as Thiers visits Versailles
Thiers arrives at Versailles under a Prussian safe conduct to negotiate a Paris armistice. Proposals limit to status quo and daily food for Paris with elections to a Constituent Assembly. Berlin press says Prussia demands Alsace Lorraine cession before agreeing. Paris rejects territorial cession and presses for peace by force if needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Thiers
Tours
Versailles
Paris
Nouvelliste de Versailles
Lord Lyons
Austria
Italy
Standard
Vienna
Prussia
Alsace
Lorraine
Metz
3Let Alt
Earl Granville
Lord Loftus
Count Bismark
England
National Defence
Constituent Assembly
Capitulation of Metz Surrender Report From October Telegram
A telegraph reports Metz capitulated to Prussian forces with 150000 to 180000 prisoners of war and 30000 sick. Bazaine and Canrobert among the captives as negotiations at Frescati concluded and German troops moved into Lorraine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queen Augusta
Homburg
William
Metz
Marshal Bazine
Providence
WitHena
Boyer
Versailles
Frederick Charles
Frescati
Bazaine
Canrobert
Lebauf
Changarnier
Admirault
Frossard
Decaen
Coffinire
Marshal Bazaine
Prince Frederick Charles
Daily News
Esch
Lille
Gravelotte
Mrescau
Motz
Ducrot
Saarbruck
Luxembourg
Place Des Armes
Lorraine
Staatsanzeiger
Moselle
Fort St. Quentin
Plappeville
St. Julien
Quelen
St. Privat
Massena
Kléber
Jourdain
St. Cyr
Coffiniéres
Forta
Nimcy
Tourtebride
Germany
von Zastrow
Bagaine
France
Place Royale
St. Martin
Crotobert
Crotrobert
Montigny