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... KING'S NORTON SCHOOL BOARD. A A meeting o tales Iioara was neia yesteruay, as tau offices, Clifton Road, Balsall l16nth; Dr. Deane presiding. The CHAIRDIAK said that that (lay they were commencing l a new year, and during the past year the educational ...
... with muchs even of. the biblical -worship and language still retained ; MUr. Jesse CeilingTs and Mr. Chamberla~in dancing before his ar-k, and Mr. Dale and Mr. George Dawson, in the Birmingham Town Hall, offering up prayer and sacrifice. All this is puscible ...
... KING EDWARD'S SCHOOL. PRIZE DISTRIBUTION. HIGH SCHOOL FORP GIRLS. The prizes gained by the girls attending the High SchoolforGirls were distributed at the Boys' School, New Street, yesterday afternoon. The Bailiff (Mr. J. T. Bunce), together with Dr. ...
... I DR. GEORGE MACDONALD ON DANTE. I On Monday. at the Dales, Augustus Road, Edgbas- . ton, the residence of Mr. George Dixon, M.P., Dr. George Macdonald the well-known poet and novelist,, gave the irstof the short series of lectures on poetry which he ...
... not at all ; in 1881 Mr. Dunn attended tep times, and the other member eight times. Since Dr. Taylor was elected he certainly had been more punctual. In 1884 Mr. Tayvor attenolod nineteen times and M1r. Dunn three times ; 'in 1885 Mr. Taylor antended thirteen ...
... Management C(ommittee. Mr. E. F. Wakelin, it I head-master of ]King's Reath Boys' School, was appointed 10 head-mastor of the AIary Street 1ovs' School, at a salary I of U110. per ancnum plus half the total grant, £U50. being g ! guaranteed. Mr. G. WY. Davis was ...
... General PheLps: Shall we ever get it ? Mr. Andrews: Wait and see. Mr. Green moved, and Mr. Parton seconded as an amendment that the report be received and approved. The amendment was carried by 9 ?? Clerk (Mr. Edwin Docker) read the list of attendances ...
... NO0ITON GUAPRDIANS. The usual fertniglitly mneeting of this Board was held yesterday, at the Workihouse, Selly Oak ; Mr. J. Rutter prcsAidhg,-Mr. Henley, inspector of the Local Governl- inent Board, attenided, and addressed. the Guardians on the administration ...
... KING'S NORTON SCHOOL BOARD. A meeting of thid Boad woe held yesterday, in the Roard Ioon., Clitton Beoad, B3aiall Heath; Dr. Doane (chair- mansI presiding.-A letter hiving been received froml the Public ?? Loann Commissiouers enquiring whlt nmount the ...
... hiforniation of this coin. MitteC instead of ftshe Bard. 'Mr. CARRt said these Werer oither matters lits stould etnquire about. Mr. P'OOLE I lshouuld like to askc Mr. Carr if lie is satieftod ? Mr. CWimc Perfectly.-'ihe mneetistg then termitiated. ...
... brt6na Rural SsfitAty -botYwass held yesterd&y, at the Workbohe, Selly AVttk mdter the presidency of Mr.V W. K. Paho .-Or tlOr o' the Chairrman, seconded bg Mr. Green, he f io^,fl resoitltion waS carried: That this Authority f°LebY express their e btreme ...
... KING'S NORTON BOARD OF GUARDIANS. A meeting of the Kinilo'sNbrton Board of Guardians was held yesterday, at the Worikhouse, Slly Oak; Mr. T. S. Fallows(chairman) ?? ABBas(MrY.Docker) read a circular letter from the Local Government Board explaining the ...