Meeting at Sion College rejects joint report
A joint meeting of Sion College Committee and the London Ratepayers' Association refused to adopt Sir John Lubbock's committee report and voted that no further combined action be taken. Separate ratepayers meetings discussed London School Board elections with support for various candidates and party lines.
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Sion College
London Ratepayers’ Association
John Lubbock
Cummins
Sir John Lubbock
Myddelton Hall
Islington
Raleigh
London School Board
Alderman Lusk
M.P
Gentleman
Chatfeild Clarke
Torrens
London
Camberwell-green Chapel
J. Pillans
W. R. Selway
James Stiff
Alexander M‘arthur
Lambeth
Lambeth Baths
T. Tilson
Few
Church
T. Hughes
Applegarth
Marylebone
Finsbury
Tower Hamlets
Hackney
Westminster
Southwark
City
Chelsea
Greenwich
School Board For
Educational Department
Bolton
Liberal Party
League
Bradford
Ryan
Manchester
Liverpool
Stockport
Nottingham
Birmingham League
Manchester Union
Coventry
Salford
Bridgwater
Sheffield
Church of Singland
Leicester
Birmingham
Town Hall
Baptists
Society of Friends
H. W. Holland
Wesleyan
R. W. Dale
Liberal Association
Bromegrove
Education Department
Duke Opens New Industrial Dwellings Block in London
The Duke of Cambridge opened five blocks in Ebury Street on a Queen Street thoroughfare built by the Improved Industrial Dwellings Company. The project, praised by Earl of Shaftesbury, features a continuous water supply and waste-preventing mechanism by Tyler and Son. About a thousand dwellings have been built at a cost of 185000 pounds with a five percent return, reflecting ongoing social housing efforts in growing urban areas.
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Church of England
Earl of Shaftesbury
the Times
London
Helps
Friends In Council
Dover
Austria
Duke of Cambridge
Ebury-street
Queen-street
Sydney Waterlow
Messrs
Tyler
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York
Canon Trevor
Church of Rome
Disraeli
Aylesbury
England
Spurgeon
G. M. Murphy
Surrey Chapel
Murphy
J Watchman