Amersham Hall School Records 1871 Degrees and Scholarships
Amersham Hall at Caversham Oxon lists degrees and distinctions for pupils in the year ending July 22 1871. Cambridge B A with awards and scholarships. Trinity Hall prize in law. Glasgow diploma in civil engineering. London University medical and arts prizes. Law Society and Royal College exams. Apothcaries prize. Next term begins September 20 with board and tuition £22 per term for over twelve years, £18 for under twelve. inquiries to Head Master.
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Amersham Hall School
Caversham
Oxon
Reading
Amersham Hall
Cambridge
Trinity Cony
CAMB
Trinity Hall
Glascow
Toupon
Whitworth
Gilchrist
University Coll
London
Faculty of Medicine
Faculty of Arts and Laws and Science
Andrews
Incorporate of Law Society
Royal Coun
Surgeons
F.R.C.S
Apothecaries
HaLu
Advertisers Adverts in Nonconformist Offered
The Nonconformist announces advertising terms and rates. One line adds a shilling sixpence per line with eight words per line on average. Leader page extra charge of two shillings sixpence per ten lines or under. Published by Arthur Miall at 18 Bouverie Street Fleet Street. Orders payable to him. It is registered for transmission abroad.
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Arthur Miall
Bouverie Street
Fleet-street
Correspondents’ donations to Kelley accident fund
Mr J A Clapham of Bradford acknowledges 100 pounds from Sir Titus Salt Bart and other gifts totaling several sums from London Tunbridge Wells and Lancaster to aid the widow and fatherless Kelley children after the Skipton and Grassington coach accident.
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J. A. Clapham
Bradford
Titus Salt
John Clapham
London
Joseph Dawson
Joshua Wilson
Tunbridge Wells
Charles Carter
Lancaster
Jas
B. E. Sowden
Sutton
Surrey
Hampshire Manoeuvres Stir Debate and Telegraphic Links
The article chronicles autumn military maneuvres at Aldershot with 35 000 troops and ninety guns, noting public interest, press coverage, and reform talk under Mr Cardwell. It reports political meetings in Sheffield, France’s National Assembly, and Spain’s transition to a constitutional monarchy, plus Australasian telegraphic advances linking colonies to Britain.
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Stampshire
Crimea
Aldershot
Chobham
Control Department
Hampshire
Gladstone
Whitby
Mundella
Sheffield
Paradise Square
House of Lords
Times
France
National Assembly
Versailles
M. Thiers
M. Pouyer-Quertier
Seine
Paris
Nancy
Roebuck
Amadeus
Goschen Speech at Cutlers Feast Signals Government Vindication
The First Lord of the Admiralty Mr. Goschen spoke at Sheffield’s Cutlers' Feast, defending Liberal policy after a troubled parliamentary session. The editorial notes his remarks aim to show government duties exceed party needs, while urging tempered judgment of ministers’ responsibilities amid discontent.
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Goschen
Admiralty
Sheffield
Gladstone
Mr. Goschen
Liberal Party
the Admiralty
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Europe
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