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... KING EDWARD’S SCHOOL, BIRMINGHAM TESTIMONIAL TO TUB REV. DR. GIFFORD. ALL former Pupils desirous of joining in the Testimonial l>e pretaented the Pupils of School to the Rev. Dr. GIFFORD, the occasion of his Retirement from the Hem! Ma>lcrNhip.an r.*quewiod ...
... to it bt. the fine gentlemnen who managed it, and who filled itsF aschools. He was one of those who with Mr. 'P, H. Atsnt4si Mr. J. S. Wright, and Mr. Geo'rge Dixon agitated forttj jyears ag fr the refuorm of the Grammar School scheme, and far a change ...
... hotel- temple ROW FRIDAY EVENING 27 1374 Artistes :-Miss M A E WOOLLEY Mrs WYNNE-MATTHISON Mr W WHISTON Mr WILLIAM Mr JOHN DALE and Messrs BICKLEY WOODHALL UNDERWOOD CAMPION Accompanist Mr W A LANGSTON open Seven Concert to commence Half ...
... DR. DALLINGER AND DR. McCANN. to tub editor ran daily oairte. Sin*l sbonld net bare troubled either yon tba! with any recaarks Dr. Lulling**'* die- i itieiea with Dr. MaOaaa bad yen not ia your foot-acta to Dr. Dalliarer's latter apolog* ...
... further debate, in which Mrs. Rollason energetic-thy supported Mr. Price's pr test, Mr. Mimi. moved that the Board should advertise again, and have more condi 'dates brought before them. The ameadment was at once seconded by Mr. Price, but on a vote loing ...
... charter, two gentlemen, Dr. Roden, of Kidderminster, and Dr. 11. Barker, of Bedford, had been elected Fellows of the College. The Anatomical Museums had been re-arranged under the direction of Mr. Sands Cox, the Dean of the Faculty. Dr. James Johnstone had ...
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