Dr Barnardo and His World Wide Child Rescue Network
A Review of Dr Barnardo’s expansive system of Homes and brigades created to rescue and train destitute children. The piece outlines branches from Stepney to Barking, ships, farms, and international depots, the 4700 child procession to Albert Hall, and calls for sustained public funding to support the work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Barnardo
Jim
Barnardo
Stepney Causeway
London
Leopold House
Burdett Head
Lendfif
Lendfif, 3. Nursery Home For Very Little Doys, Teighmore, Gorey, Sersey
Stepney Dauseway
Hier Majesty’s Hospital
Stepney Cluseway
Free Register
iHome
Sturges Hauge
Bow Roni
the Beehive
Mare Street
Hackney
City Messenger Brigade
Othes
Union Jackshogblack Prigade
Galt Street
Limehouse
Commercial Road
Burdett
Dardett Road
Chessea Villas
Melixstowe
Suffolk
Jones Memorial
Traffihor Road
Dirk
Ontario
Por Hoys
Farley Avenue
Toronto
Industrial Farm
Russell
Manitoba
the Children’s Fold
Grove Road
Viewona Park
Shipping Agency
Cardi
Yarmouth
Bath
Birmingham
Bristol
Leeds
Liverpool
Newcastle
Plymouth
Dro Barnardo
Uford
Liverpool Street
Berlin
Brazil
Cape Town
Constantinople
France
Illinois
Memet
Germany
Mexico
New Orleans
New Zealand
Russia
Syria
Efe
Norway
Westend
Britain
Albert Hall
Prince and Princess of Wales
Sir Augustus Hares
Prince
Tony
Council of Higher Education Appointments Published
Authority announces the Governor in Council appoints a Council of Higher Education under the Act to provide for Higher Education 56 Vic cap 7. Appointees include Rev Canon Pilot Rev GN Milligan J J Wickham WW Blackal Rev G B Lavelle R I Holloway A Wilson with a long list of additional names and a reflective closing aphorism on glory and suffering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council of Higher Education
Canon Pilot
GN. Milligan
J.J. Wickham
Ww. Blackal
Canon Browne
U.S.D
M. d. Ryan
Canon Wood
M.A
Levi Curtis
BAL
A. P. Kennedy
J. Roe
John
Pf. Newman
P. Moria
Q.C
CG. Burchell
Eso
FLCO
Bertean
Campbell MacPherson
Alick J. W. Harvey
James M. Kent
W. Withers
W. Lloyd
Esq
Woman cured by Mother Seigel's Syrup after long illness
Mary Ryder of Standish near Wigan recounts decade long breathing trouble and indigestion misdiagnosed as consumption. She credits Mother Seigel's Curative Syrup with easing symptoms after a chance shop moment on 2 January 1891, allowing her to return to household work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann
Eriand
Tin
Phil
Nang
Ryder
Wigan
Pemberton
Mother Seigel
Mr. Kellett
Market Place
Mary Ryder
Preston Road
Standish
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Newfoundland
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Jaceman
Standard Marble Works
New Gower Street
Jetter
Otherwine
Twallingath Bun
James MacIntyre
Woods’ Hardware
Wew
Gower St
East Adelaide St
Review of Reviews
Wingham
Davis & Lawrence CO
Galen