Ragged Schools appeal from Stoke Newington seeks help
J T Henderson assistant honorary secretary of Nichol-street Ragged Schools in Stoke Newington appeals for assistance to support the cause. He requests any possible room in the public response and hopes for success of Help for the Host of London. September 23, 1868.
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London
J. T. Henderson
Nichol-street Ragged Schools
Milton Road
Stoke Newington
Nonconformist Grammar School Opens at Bishop Stortford
A new Nonconformist grammar school opens in Bishop Stortford aimed at providing middle class access to high quality, affordable education. The inaugural meetings featured religious services and addresses stressing classical studies, university preparation, and the integration of religious instruction without Anglican dogma.
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Bishop Stortford
J. S. Pearsall
T. W. Davids
Colchester
Thomas Brawney
R. Alliott
Binney
Mr. Binney
Aisin
Church of England
Christ
Cambridge
Bishop Stortford Grammar School
Edward Grimwade
Finwich
T. Binney
W. Ellis
J.S. Pearsall
W. M. Statham
J. H. Wilson
W. Cuthbertson
D. Davis
D. Davies
J. Ervine
H. Rooke
G. Singleton
J. Wood
S. Conway
I. Warmington
R. Partner
J. T. Davies
C. Messrs
Samuel Morley
Charles Reed
W. Perry
J. O. Williams
W. Barnard
John Brown
S. Poole
T. H. Poole
W. Death
J. A. Bartlett
T. C. Turberville
J. Clarke
East of England
W. Curbertson
County Association
Herts
Oxford
Cuarrman
Esam
John Crossley
R. Atuiorr
Church of Christ
God
A. S. Wikis
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NEW Noncconformist Grammar School