Controversy over Natal policy and Education Board actions
A contentious debate critiques Sir Bartle Frere and policy in Natal, condemning High Commissioner's harsh measures toward Zulus and Sir Archibald's administrative friction. It defends the London School Board over loan delays, arguing Departmental practices favored by precedent and condemning red tape while warning of looming governmental instability.
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Secocoeni
Cetewayo
Courtney
William Harcourt
Bartle Frere
the Exchequer
Natal
Lord Landon
Colenso
Lord Sandon
House of Commons
High Commissioner
Langalibalelo
Sir Bartle Frere
Henry Bulwer
Lord Chelmsford
Lord Beaconsfield
Educational Department
Public Works Loan Commissioners
Education Department
Friends of Popular Education
London
London Board
Cavil
London School Board and Education Department crisis averted
Threatened financial deadlock in the London School Board for London was avoided, yet the episode sheds light on the relations between the School Board and the Education Department and their ongoing influence over city education policy.
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Thn
School Board For
London
Debates Over Public Worship Act Split Church Factions
The Spectators discuss dissatisfaction with the Public Worship Regulation Act. Anti Ritualists, High Church, and Broad Church factions clash over the act’s effects and legal actions. The Guardian and Bishop of Oxford critique litigation as an inappropriate tool for church disputes.
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High Church
Guardian
Oxford