Amers HM Hall School Caversham Oxford Head Master West
Amers Hall School at Caversham near Reading offers a broad course for pupils aiming at learned professions or business. Head Master West and Vice Master Alfred West lead eight other masters with five resident. Since 1849, 100 candidates have entered Oxford University matriculation with 31 honours, four prizemen, and three exhibitioners. Entrance scholarships have been gained at University College London. Next team begins Tuesday September 24.
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Imperial meeting at Berlin stirs cautious press notes
Continental journals ponder the Berlin Imperial meeting this week as rumors circulate and officials deny alarms. The Czar reassures Cossacks of peace and hints at travel abroad for Russia’s gain while France probes implications and Munich politics tilt between liberal resignations and Papal influence.
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Global affairs and domestic politics in a quiet week
The article surveys European tensions with Germany and France, noting France’s progress in liberating occupied territories, Prussian leadership moves, and Thiers advancing army reform and a Second Chamber. It also covers the Geneva arbitration, the Spanish cabinet’s election victory, and U S political forecasts, concluding with a muted domestic scene of agriculture talks, co operation ideas, and Canterbury Cathedral narrowly spared from fire.
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Season of Prosperity Amid Trade Boom and Strikes
The harvest and soil yield a satisfactory food supply while trade and industry show unprecedented growth. Ports, revenue, and customs rise, yet widespread strikes challenge labor relations. Despite disturbances, prosperity broadens wealth across classes, with politics waning in busy times and moral concerns rising when markets falter.
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