Fragmented Prose Portrait of Tetterby and an Ancient College
A fragmentary, Dickensian scene portrays Mr. Tetterby and a child named Johnny in a softly voiced, reflective mood. It describes Sally’s brightness, a screen moment, and a vivid, decayed college interior crowded by surrounding city growth, its sun dial bricked in, and the old crypts echoing with distant voices.
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Tetterby
Mr. Tetterby
Johnny
Sally
Apsily Ko
Ian
Eiet
Enich
Zoey
Education Question and clergy meet over Council on Education
In Chichester Diocese a large clergy gathering in the Cathedral Library debated the Privy Council on Education and Archbishop Canterbury correspondence. They urged a memorial to the National Society and Parliament to secure Church control of education, oppose Council measures, and seek a formal act defining powers and appeals.
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Diocese OF
Chichester
Committee of Privy Council On Education
Archbishop of Canterbury
National Society
God
Itme
Committee of Council
Archdeacon Manning
Glasgow
J. H. Nelson
Reva
S. Johnson
W. D. Wilkes
C. R. Crary
C. B. Wollaston
F. Valentine
S. Fairless
B. Phipps
W. Ayling
C. Gran
V. K. Wade
J. M. Sandham
W. Barnett
F. Lockett
H. Legge
Isene
Committee of Privy Council
W. Eedle
South Bersted
Cople
Tate
Committee of Council On Education
Privy Council
Committee of Privy Council On
Stair Douglas
Archdeaconry of
Oane
Clelay
T. Lockett
Petworth
House of Lords
Bisho
House of Commons
Earl of
March
Manning
The Ashton Under Line Chartists Trial Rises in Ashton
In Northern Circuit at Liextoor on December 18, five Ashton Chartists including Constantine Kenworthy Walker Stott Sefton Tassiker faced charges for felonious assembly and later for conspiracy to levy rebellion and arm themselves. The prosecution outlined plans for a August rising, gunpowder and cannon placements, and attacks on police, with Bright’s murder linked to the riot. After deliberation the prisoners pled guilty to conspiracy and were sentenced to transportation for life or lengthy terms with varying durations for Sefton and others. The Manchester Chartists trial followed with numerous witnesses and charges of unlawful assembly and conspiracy. Sentences ranged from six months to one year with recognizances to keep the peace.
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Ashton-Under-Line
Joseph Constantine
Thomas Kenworthy
Jonathan Walker
James Stott
John N. Sefton
Thos. Tassiker
Aston
Messia
Keawles
Webby
Pullock
Atkinson
Pollock
Busines
Sefton
Astton
Hyde, Duckenfield, &c
Constantine
Mosley Road
Bright
Tassiker
John Latimer
National Guard
Walker
Charitat Room
Bentinck Street
Milligan
London Telegraph
Northern Star
Liverpool Mercury
Stott’s
Bowers's
Dukinfield
Stott
Hindley’s Park
Pickford
William Broabert
Duke of Wellington
United Kingdom
Peat
Ashton
Taselker
William Winterbottom
Edward Harrap
William Healey
William Bolton
James Herrop
Charles Jesson
James Tetlow
Ats Taterbottom
Harrop
Tetlow
Jesson
Healey
James Harrop
Bolton
Thamas Hunt
Chadwick
Scholefield
Cropper
Nixon
Rankin
National Guards
Sovrorel
People’s Tnatitate
London
Manchester
Downey
Oldham
Tib Street
Cearns
McDowall
West
White
Grocott
Nic Donough
High Street
Turner Street
Stephenson
Market Street
Mr Donough
Donovan
Leech
Schofield
Bailey
Lower King Street
M‘donough
St. George's Church
St. Paul’s
St. Ann's
St. Mary's
St. John's
Beawick
Archdeacon
Bradford
Ireland
Biremingham
Witnoas
England
Donough
Aren Cropper
James
Chartiam
Charitat
Tindal Atkinson
Werewesdar
Jayford
Hoether
Man Ball
Weat
M'Donough
Warwick
G. J. Clarke
J. Dowlan
P. Develln
H. Ellis
J.J. Finnigan
J. Fosse
Mr. Holme
W. Heap
S. Coorns
J. Lemon
T- Roberts
G. Rogers
G. Rameden
J. Spooner
T. Whittaker
W. Barton
J. Barker
Joseph Barker
West Riding Election declares Denison elected knight
At Wakefield Courthouse on the West Riding poll, Edmund Denison secured 11,706 votes, defeating Sir Culling Eardley Eardley by 2,048. Denison praised working classes and education, while Eardley argued on church and state, religious education, and reform issues. A county procession followed the declaration.
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West Riding
Wakefield
Calling Eardley Eardley
Huntings
Eardley
Edmund Denison
Culling
Eardley Eardley
Denison
County of York
West Riding of
York
Lord Wharncliffe
Devison
Mer. Denison
Baronet
Hon. Baronet
Mr. Cobden
Hear
Sir Culling Eardley
Sir Calling
Weat
Committee of Council
C. Eardley
Cobden
Criss
Lancashire
Lord Milton
Cheera
Mr. Denison
Culling Eardley
Jorgiam
Yorkshire
Ceer
England
James S. Wortley
Mr. Sarley
The
Times
Edinburgh
Wortley
Sir Culling
Whortley
Leeds Intelligencer
Sir Calling Eardley
Roman Catholica
Ireland
Spis
Italy
Josph Plantaard
William Holmes
Duke of Wellington
Iceland
Liverpool Financial Reform Association
Exeter Hall
Oxford
Eles
Turnbull
Sir Eardley
H. Parnell
General Gascoigne
Calling Eardley
House of Commons
John Russell
Church of England
Cullin Forder
W. Gray
Bagg
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Gregeon
Caton Road
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Dalton Dam
Tian
Ferchinge
Aqueduct Bridge
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Skertop
Heyell
Hove
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Mathere
Gregson
Liverpool Courier
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Rochester
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Yrit
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Nicholas
Northern Circuit
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Khimecl
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Lambeth Street
Mir. Games
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Kelly
Camberrell Omnibuses
Peckham
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Chester
St. John Street
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Boston
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John Street
Pepper Street
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St. Alichael’s
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Enatgate
Eastgate
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Parkineson
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