Tea and education reform and Kent's Cavern findings
A discussion on education urges usefulness over showy learning and calls for normal schools to train women to educate future generations. Separately, Mr Pengelly reports Kent's Cavern discoveries in South Devonshire showing early man and cave animals, with flint tools and bone implements illustrating increasing ancient human rudness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Beale
Miss Carpenter
Miss Becker
Mrs. Grey
Anthropological Department
Pengelly
F.G.S
Kent
Torquay
Torbay
Devonshire
Rolleston
Mr. Pengelly
Fatal Solent collision inquiry ends with no verdict
Inquiries into the deaths of Miss Peel and Mr Stokes from the Alberta Mistletoe collision near the Solent conclude with the jury unable to agree on negligence. Witnesses including Prince Leiningen and Commander Sullivan defend Alberta’s navigation. The Mistletoe is to be sold after salvage. Funeral rites for Miss Peel and Captain Stokes take place amid royal sympathy notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Pee
Thomas Stokes
Alberta
Solent
Portsmouth
Prince Leiningen
Camberton
Lieut
Britten
Oom. Sullivan
Victoria and Albert
Captain Welch
Royal Yachts
Miss Peel
Board of Trade
Serene
Fullerton
Sullivan
Royal Yacht
George Parker
Moonbeam
Heywood
Harvey
Captain Stokes
Portsmouth Harbour
Hull
Annie Peel
Pendlebury
Eleanor Peel
Dewes
Harriet Phipps
Gairnshiel
Sydney Peel
Poole
Foreign Miscellany From The World In Brief Update
Twenty two vacancies fill the French National Assembly. The Duke of Connaught visits Berlin to see the Crown Prince. Garibaldi's wife dies at Caprera. France's 1875 wine yield is forecast at 106 million hectolitres. Sonnemann jailed for refusing to reveal article authorship. Egypt-France protectorate protest reaches Egypt. Plimsoll surveys Danish vessel loading in Copenhagen. Wolseley to England via Cape Town. Bulwer to replace him in Natal. Bonapartist libel fines imposed. Gladstone book translation stamp dispute in France. US reports rise in selling collegiate degrees abroad. Naquet attacks Gambetta. Troves debate urged. Autumn manoeuvres cause sickness in many regiments. Russian cavalry reforms mobilise 50 000 horses. Hyderabad doctor Miss Nancie Monelle treats 500 patients. Duke of Epinpurcu toured Russia and met merchants in Nishni Novgorod. Queen Victoria health telegram reply sent. Commodore Goodenough slain by poisoned arrows in Santa Cruz. German Crown Prince attends peace dinner with Gustavus Adolphus Association. Emperor expresses sympathy with the association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duke of Connaught
Berlin
Garibaldi
Manlio
Clelia
Caprera
France
Herr Sonnemann
Frankfurter Zeitung
Morning Post
Egypt
Orient
Plimsoll
M.P
Copenhagen
Garnet Wolseley
Capetown
England
Natal
Henry Bulwer
Cape Colony
Earl Carnarvon
L’hoho de Blois
University of Philadelphia
M. Naquet
Gambetta
République Francaise
M. Gambetta
Naquet
Troves
Farau
Daily News
The
Times
Alexander
Russia
India
Standard
Hyderabad
Deccan
Afzal Ganj Hospital
Nancie Monelle
New York
Oudh
Haidarabad
Salar Jung
Duke of
Epinpurcu
Nishni- Novgorod
Mercantile Corporation
Queen Victoria
Nishni-Novgorod Mercantile Corporation
Commodore Goodenough
New South Wales
Santa Cruz
Australia
Carlisle Bay
Hawker
Sydney
Pearl
Crown Prince
Germany
Gustavus Adolphus Association
Jesus Christ
Cologne
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