University Reform Sparks Inquiry Into Education State Property
Debates in Parliament push for a Committee of Inquiry into the condition and funding of English universities. LORD John Russell backs government action amid calls to reclaim national property and reform endowments. Critics accuse colleges of restricting Dissenters and Catholics, while advocates argue for nonsectarian use of foundations to benefit all English education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ma Ternoon
John Russell
Heywood
Robert Inglis
Alfred
Cardinal Wolsey
Church of England
Uleywood
British Association For the Advancement of Science
H. J. Jones
Magdalen College
Orford
Jones
Robert Inglia
Oxford
Mary
Hieabeth
Chureie
England
Elsbeth
Cambridge
Froudles
Oxfords
Herodotus
Tacitus
Tomer
Thucydides
Lato
Cicero
Demosthenes
Plantus
Quintillian
Scotland
Dublin College
Doctor Lang's Return to the Sydney Legislative Council
From Sydney papers dated August 3, the key event is Dr Lang's reentry as Sydney's representative in the Legislative Council. He faces opponents and a proposed disqualifying bill but wins 970 votes amid a broad coalition of merchants, landowners, and workers. He denounces religious-status exclusion and highlights support from diverse electors while praising freedom and orderly conduct during the election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Syrrs
Sydney
Dr Lang
Legislative Council
Earl Grey
Wentworth
Legislative Council of
Honge
Qrhich i
Reusion
Howe
Adelaide
Eub
City OF Sydney
Hastings
Macquarie-place
Lang
Dr Lag
Green Isle
Emry
Freedom
Lim
Dr Lung
Themeglves
Doctor Lang
Ebcies
Direuse
Mr Wentworth
Sind
Alf
Meening
England
Wannwoarn
Church of England
Loris
Empire
Tr Owon
Alexander Shields
M. Coquerel
Paris
National Assembly of France
Lonion
W. J. Fox
House of Commons
de Lang
Burnet
Camberwell
Miall
Nemist
Slawes
Lambeth
Melbourne Argus
Bunce
Leichardt
Darling Bowne
Western
Australis
Derap
Supreme Court
Dowling
Biephen
Ites Situbert Co
Moreton Bay
Baron de Buler
Faunceston
Captain Smith
Hobart Town
Crowiit
Launceston
Cornwall
Master Smith
Franklin
Bloore
Wednes
Drake
Foutrill
John St Jcner
Lewis
Hobart ‘Town
Calne
Superi Ib
Toe Re choolaMi Lowdh
Cai
Archain
Canter
William Deminion
Building Investment Society meeting debates secretary pay
A Building Investment Society meeting on Wednesday in a school-room discussed appointing a new secretary. Candidates and proposed salaries were listed, with discussions over defalcation and references to prior accounts. The session included sharp exchanges about a member named Hawkes and the handling of funds, followed by a donation move for the widow of Mr Johnson amid noisy remarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mir
Tio
Robert Hawkes
B Row
J. Cardin
W. R. Rayne
Jno. Hatchet
James Holling
Thos
William Tully
Thos. P. Wilens
Botting
Hawkes
Johnson
Thurlow
Kitelysons Keeit
Flinn Rae
Ob Hawkes
Ce Wack
Johoany Shen Woniger
Peace Inc
Curry
Ohne
McJohnson
Joba
Ladies Column Cites Courtship Etiquette And Dress Rules
A period voice column offers social guidance on ladies behavior, dress, and conduct. It stresses modest attire, polite demeanor, and avoiding bold actions. It ends with moral observations on reputation, propriety, and marriage prospects. The text also includes verses about the married life and Honeymoon expectations.
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Roman Crilio
Ays
Sheetae
Connor
Matey
Rivard
Philadelphia
Darky
Kent
Rooime
Priaes
Royanues
Oxford Oe
Building Investment Society
Lerrez Raow
Murphy
Pius
South Australis
bin Ness
Tourg Lapin
Wales
Dreasak
Ibn
Ladira
Lear
Bach
Arin
Uvbir
House
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