London School Board Discusses Site Purchases and Rooms
The London School Board held a Wednesday meeting at the Guildhall chaired by Mr. OC Reed. The Works and General Purposes Committee report urged authority for site purchases and rent payments for school rooms across the metropolis including Deptford, Walworth Road, Vauxhall, Camden Town, and Berner Street, amid some doubts from members on the document’s character.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London School, Board
Guildhall
OC. Reed
C. Reed
Deptreark-street
Walworth-road
Vauxhall
London School Board election results and local campaigns
Reports on the Marylebone London School Board contest with results: Davies 2261 votes, Cremer 1098, Sylvester 526, Dyason 15. turnout 8996 from a 68000 ratepayers division. inclement weather and holidays cited as factors. Notes other boroughs Greenwich and Leicester campaigns, student debates, religious education issues, and Nonconformist actions urging repeal of the 25th Clause.
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Maryleborn
William Randal Cremer
John “Llewelyndford Dyason
Paddington
Hampstead
St. Davies
Christ Church, Marylebone
Broad Church Party
Britten
Cremér
School Board of London
Forsbury
M'Cullagh
Torrens
M.P
Stafford Allen
Hugh Owen
Finsbury
Hu Owen
Stoke Newington
E. Gatliff
Owen
Mr. Owen
Jonepe Beck
Lee
Holland
John Glover
William Spenseley
Fox
Society of Friends
R. Forsaith
Maecthen ‘Party
Greenwich
Canon Miller
C. Bennett
Edward ‘Mill
Borough of
Bennett
Vt Eicester
Leicester
George Toller
Codlin
Luke Turner
Payne
Turner
Repeal of the 25th Clause Debate in Education Act
The Central Nonconformist Committee issues a circular from Birmingham dated March 25 1872 regarding Mr Candlish and his motion to repeal the 25th clause of the Education Act. It notes discussions during Mr Dixons resolutions debate and the Vice President of the Council openness to universal compulsion and boards as a possible path.
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Orster
Forster
Candlish
House of Commons
Manchester
W. Dale
H. W. Uber
F. Sounapw Horst
New-street
Birmingham
Dixon
National Education League
Education Grants and Secular Education Debate Highlight Stroud Meeting
A parliamentary return shows 3330 building grants for schools across denominations with 2077 indisposed as of January 1 1872. A Stroud National Education League gathering featured Mr Joseph Chamberlain and others, urging secular education and reforms in the English act, with resolutions praising Dickinson and urging broader concessions.
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Tur Bullpinee
Church of England
Wesleyan
Primitive Methodist
United Methodist Free Church
Methodist New Connexion
Wiin Terrot Hamm
M.P
Stroud
National Education League
J. E. Barnard
Dickinson
Winterbotham
Liberal
Gladstone
Joseph Chamberlain
Birmingham
The
League
Samuel Bowly
Forster
Dixon
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