Antistate Church Conference Appoints Delegates
A long list shows delegates appointed for the Antistate Church Conference. Names include Rev. W Barnet-Stewart, Rev. Alexander Sower Be, Dr. Denton, Edward Ostoni, John Ortford Stewart, J Braminster Broad Windsor, Rev. A Prawn, Rev. Joe Colchester, Rev. Clement Bilingham, Rev. Wardlaw, Rev. Clap Here, and many others from several counties and chapels. Details reflect formal notification of appointments to the committee.
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Ndover
R Eodman
W. Barnet— Stewart
Alexander "Ewer Be
Enton
Edward Oston
John Ortford Stewart Bontems
Lewtin
J Braminster
Broad Windsor
Biahon
A. Prawlien
Hants
Furner
Sont Pas Vant
Savn Tomes
Joe Colchester
Haptin
Jou Puarrens Derham
W Dukes
Clement Bilingham
Great
Norfolk
Crane
Middleditch
G. J. Lasqoito
M'‘Farlane
Wardlaw
Clap Here
Bowley
His
Gedding Tay
John Hal Philip
Robert Siesigon
William Alifarz
Crossley
Frank : Edwards
John Hallaton
Leigester
Baines
Cooke Williams
Henry Vincent Lectures in Lancashire Draw Crowded Audiences
Mr Vincent delivered his third and fourth lectures on the Commonwealth in Roonpart Lancashire to crowded audiences. He praised broad liberal sentiment across classes and urged education for adults and public schools to raise the masses. The rain did not dampen enthusiasm as villagers welcomed his calls for reform.
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Roonpart
Vincent
England
Commonwealth
Haywood
Mr. Vincent
Narrow escape on Dereham to Wymondham line with drunk man on rails
A passenger train halted before a collision after an obstruction in a cutting near Dereham Wymondham. A horse and cart blocked the rails with a man insensible from drink in the cart. The carter faces prosecution. A Spigxpie Banquet honored Lord Gough in Bath and Major Edwardes in Liverpool by city officials.
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Nargow
Dereham
Wymondham
Lord Gough
Bath
Major Edwardes
Corporation of
Liverpool
Ragged Schools in the Metropolis Spark Debate on Juvenile Delinquency
A Metropolitan Commissioner cites rising youth crime since 1844 and links it to ragged schools. Reports from Mayhew and inspectors describe pupils taught reading and trades but sometimes turning to theft. Witnesses in Westminster discuss improvements and families praise the schools while noting lodging houses as a temptation.
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Morning Chronicle
Mayhew
Ragged-school Union
Westminster
Tothill-fields
Tracey
Prisen
Exeter Buildings Ragged School
Knightsbridge
Church of England
Ragged School
Ragged Schools
Hagged
Mr. Mayhew
Broadway Ragged School
Lord Ashley
Friends of Education
Chronicle
Daily News
King Edwardstreet
Spitalfields
Boyas
Ragged
Walker
The
America
Pear-street
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Antistate Church Conference
H. “Grimwate
Edward Peve
Martin
James Farner
Jymeng
Leicester
Chas.st. Chapel
Beales
John Harris
R. Meter
Allen
Moor Awe
Leavers
William Pontefrayt - Walker
Charles Oy Bronky
Thomas
G. W
R. E. Naple
W. G. Titchmarsh
T. Southa Amy Phenk
Roser
Meron
Jun. Morris
St. Albans- Upton
Wiles
Sire “i— Nicholas
Thomas Soney Stratford— Forster
Salengine Nook
Yorkshire
Brook
Shaw
William Stock
John Walker
Thomas Shoreditch
Miall
W. Trestrail
F. Taunton— Green
G. Thompson
Thom Therfield
Cambridgeshire
Trigg
Higipson
Stafford
Waller
J. Wishhead
Dawhbarn
Thomas Wherry
Robert Woodbridge— Smith
James
Henry Vincent
Lancashire
Pye-street
St. Margaret's National School
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