... submitted The Farmers,” d Board School. Levton, 306, £10; W. E. and commented upon the good feeling that had Baud. London-road Board School, Southend, always existed between the farmers and the 292, £10; A. Cavers. Kirkdale-road Board Hunt. He coupled with ...

... Boyrs.—W. Thomas, London-road Board School. Soutiend, and F. L. Drowley. Kirkdale-road Board School, Leyton, each S13 marks, £10 scholarship; A. RB. Lake, irkdale-road Board School, Leyton, 306, £10; k. d, London- road Board School, Southend, 292, . £10; ...

... Mr. 3. Round among Unionists who are sitting on the fence. Record Mrs. Seel, who distributed the prize. at the London Road Board School, Southend, was handed a bouquet from the teachers of the Boys' School, and presented with an umbrella. subscribed ...

... Walthanutow, but at other centres hardly up to the average. Seventeen obtain distinction. One of these, Edith Keeling, London Road Board School. Southend, obtained the maximum, is bracketed first in this subject; Geography. The papers of FMex candidates were ...

... Walthamstow, but at other centres hardly up to the average. Seventeen obtain distinction. One these, Edith Keeling. London Road Board School. Southend, obtained the maxi muon, is bracketed first in this subject;” “Geography. . The papers of candidates were ...

... which for its last year ending May, 1879, had an average attendance of 228. The last-named was superseded by the London Road Board School, opened in June, 1879, with accommodation for 582 scholars; and with Mr. W. H. Norman (transferred from the British ...

... presented plana for following works; (1) Widening and improving Millwood Lane, West Thurrock, the west side from the London Road Board Schools; (3) WuNmng and improving College Road, Little Thurrock, from the entrance to College Cricket Ground to the Four ...

... sex rieg in elementary schools in Southend and the district, extending from Wickford to Fouling', was held in the London Road Board School on Saturdsp. There was a very good attendance. Mr. Cherry enooseded Mr. Jervis as President for the year, but, owing ...

... take an interest in its lexsons. 'Our Committee would do well to pay like attention to the building attached to the London Road Board School. Perhaps they hare forgotten its existence. It would be interesting to the ratepayers to know when the building was ...

... this effort was neither realised nor anticipated under the circumstances. The procession, which started from the London-road Board School at 9 30 a.m., and marshalled by Captain G. Weaver, comprised practically all the organisations in the village, n ...

... this effort was neither realised nor anticipated under the circumstances. The procession, which started from the London-road Board School at 9 30 a.m., and marshalled by Captain G. Weaver eomprised practically all the organisatire the village, neightwurring ...

... behalf of past and present pupils. Mr. C. E. El worthy one Mr. Ray's old hoys. He was under that gentleman at the London Road Board School. .St. Leonards, first scholar and then pupil teacher. went to the Borough Road College, and there received an appointment ...