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Newspaper

Nonconformist

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Apr 08, 1874

Page

4

Missionary's Indian Vision for Bethel Village Gains Etched Hope

A preacher returning to India spoke of ten years in the Deccan shaping a plan for a model Christian village named Bethel the House of God. He praised railway and telegraph networks aiding gospel work, noted books in fourteen or fifteen languages, and urged reforms from sanitation to patriarchal customs. The plan includes a church, manse, sheds, medical schools, wells, and irrigation, with Muslim authorities reportedly favorable.

Christ India Deccan Seriatim Christian Vernacular Society Anmed ‘Bethel House of God

Hymn Book Alterations Prompt Letter to Correspondent

A reader objects to a Congregational Union hymn collection noting many hymns altered or omitted. He cites three examples, argues for preserving writers’ originals, and questions the criteria for marked alterations versus unmarked text while urging fidelity to authors.

The Congregational Union James Montgomery John Wesley Charles Wesley Poesy Lora T. ‘I. Lynch Dean Alford D. L

Education Act reforms and Norwich school board results

The Norwich School Board election produced a board with five Churchmen six Nonconformists one Catholic priest and one Secularist led by J. H. Tillett. Separate notes cover Bradford School Board fee cuts discussion and the Privy Council Education Code changes 1874 including standards, grants for singing and teacher conditions.

Norwich C. J. Bunting H. Birkbeck E. A. Hillyard The Norfolk News Bradford Hanson Taylor Education Cour Code of Regulations Education Committee of the Privy Council

The New Education Bills and Universal School Boards

A bill by Dixon Mundella Lubbock Trevelyan and Melly proposes universal school boards and compulsory attendance in England and Wales. It blends with the Elementary Education Acts 1870 1873 1874, sets six month deadlines for board formation, and requires byelaws on school attendance with penalties, subject to Education Department approval.

Committee of Privy Council On Education Forster Duke of Richmond Lord Landon Ipswich School Board Ipswich England School Board Chronicle London The Leeds Mercury Dixon Mundella John Lubbock Trevelyan Melly Wales Education Department
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