HIGHER EDUCATION.
NEW BUILDING AT FROGNAL. YOUTH OF THE NATION FULL OF PROMISE. By Telegraph.— Press Association.— Copyright. t LONDON, 27th July. nis Majesty King Edward and Queen Alexandra opened the new buildings of University College School at Frognal. Miss Ada Crosslny (the famous cont/ralto) sang the National Anthem on the arrival of the Royal party. Baron Monkswell t ead an address to His Majesty from the University Council, dwelling on the fact that the school had 'for three-quarters of a century been a nursing moth-sr to mer> who had played a conspicuous part in moulding the destinies of the Emp're. King Edward, in reply, said: — I am confident that the youth of the nation is full of promise lam gratified to hear that tho great colonies recognise the excellence of British schools, and are anxious where possible to send their childieu iHorac! lf| [Frognal is a (own on the railway about four niiles north-west by west of St. Paul's.]
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Evening Post, Volume LXXIV, Issue 25, 29 July 1907, Page 8
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