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Newspaper

Nonconformist

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Sep 11, 1872

Page

10

Birthplace notes and oddities from Gawcott and beyond

A long survey piece recalls Gawcott as Sir Gilbert Scott’s birthplace and later as the cradle of a 1867 wage agitation. It discusses agricultural reform, potato disease ideas, historic fires at Canterbury and York Minster, nonconformist bells, sea-serpent lore, and newly coined terms like fancyography and the tsetse of criticism.

Gawcott Buckingham Sir Gilbert Scott Parsonage Hodge Herefordshire Punch C. Kidd Enis Quarterly Journal of Agriculture Canterbury York York Minster Martin Berwick-upon-Tweed Berwick Barrington Durham Church of Scotland Inverness-shire Payee Pontopiddan Norway Hans Egede Greenland Copenhagen Scotland Maclean Boston M‘quhae Daedalus Admiralty Cape of Good Hope St. Helena HLM S. Plumper Oporto Norwegian Newmann Bergen Livingstone Disraeli

Fingalll’s Cave safety upgrade and other late Victorian notes

Excur sionist Mr Thomas Cook installs a double wire rope fence along Fingalll's Cave interior to aid timid visitors. The page reports Eleanor Wilkins winning Cambridge women’s first place exám and entering New Merton Hall College, plus Gladstone’s reply on harvest laws. It covers Board of Trade exports and imports for August, a new female employment scheme by London and County Provident Institution, a bereavement in Darwen, a Tory election note on Knottingley Pollington voting, heroism in Northumberland, pauperism in London, and declining youth crime with reformatories.

Finnalll’s Cave Thomas Cook Fingall Eleanor Wilkins Wilkins Brixton A. S. Wilkins Owens College Manchester Clough Merton Hall College Cambridge Gladstone Labourers’ Union Woodstock Cardwell Board of Trade London and County Provident Institution Bishopsgate-street B.C Wilfred A. Bowser T. Davies Darwen Mary Constance Davies Madagascar Preston Guardian Battot Lord Pollington Pontefract Richard Holmes Knottingley Hunt Farrell London Bruce Prison Congress England Scotland
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