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Nonconformist

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Sep 12, 1877

Page

6

Autumn Team Admission to Girls Public Day School Council Lines

The Council of the Girls Public Day School Company gives notice that the autumn term begins in listed schools on September 18 1877 except Oxford High School where it starts September. The notice includes Bath Brighton Chelsea Clapham Croydon Gateshead Hackney Norwich Nottingham Notting-Hill and Bayswater Oxford St John’s Wood with heads and locations. subscriptions urged for admission. prospectuses available from the Secretary, 112 Brompton Road, London.

Girls’ Public Day School Company (Limited Oxford High School Bath High School Portland-place Bath Miss Wood Brighton High School Milton Hall Montpelier Road Brighton Miss Creak Chelsea High School Durham House Smithstreet Chelsea Bishop Clapham Clarence House Clapham-common O’connor Croydon the Chestnuts West Croydon Neligan Gateshead Prospect Cottage Gateshead-on-Tyne Rowdon Hackney High School Mare-street Hackney Pesrie Norwich High School Theatre-street Norwich Miss Wills Nottingham High School Oxford-street Nottingham Miss Hastings Notting-Hill Bayswater High School Norland-square Miss Jones Giles’s-street Oxford Miss Benson ST. John’s Wood High School Winchester Road St. John’s

Battle Near Plevna Stages in War’s Decisive Struggle

The article reports a major stand at Plevna with Osman Pasha defending a strong Turkish perimeter against a Russian assault led by the Czar, numbers near 70,000 Turkish and 100,000 Russian plus Romanian troops. Artillery duels favor Russia, however Turkish entrenchments and Romanian bravery are highlighted amid uncertain reports of a Turkish retreat or continued fighting. Mehemet Ali Pasha’s forces have driven back some Austrian Danube positions, winding through Rustchuk toward Diela, while Russian communications appear threatened and general movement is hampered by lack of cooperation.

Osman Pasha Plevna Sofia Mehemet Ali Pasha Czarewitch Rustchuk Lom Mehemet Ali Diela Danubs

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