Disraeli speaks on education and church in public notice
The discourse centers on education reform and church influence in England. Disraeli defends civil rights for Nonconformists, warns against secular education, and urges religious recognition in national policy. He urges petitions against the Burials Bill and supports Church of England authority while avoiding party politicking.
Stansfeld outlines education policy and disestablishment
In Halifax the Local Government Board president Mr Stansfeld defends government policy on education and disestablishment. He calls education a secular aim and notes the Education Act is a compromise likely to be amended. He says disestablishment is a question of time and that abolishing the Established Church would reinvigorate religious life.
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England
Church of England
House of Lords
Miall
House of Commons
Halifax
Stansfeld
Birmingham
Funeral of Professor Maurice at Highgate Cemetery
The funeral of John Frederick Denison Maurice drew a large crowd of friends and dignitaries. Relatives including Frederick and Edward Maurice attended, with clergy and university figures present. The service in the chapel led to the burial in Highgate, with a private family tomb preference and a memorial note from notable supporters for Westminster Abbey.
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John Frederick Denison Maurice
Highgate
Working Men’s College
Lady Westmoreland
Maurice
John Llewellyn Davies
Christ Church, Marylebone
Archdeacon Hare
London
Frederick Maurice
Edward Maurice
Professor Plumptre
J. Lt. Davies
J. A. Hardcastle
M.P
Edmond Sterling
Chambers
Charles Kingsley
Radcliffe
Thomas Hughes
Ludlow
Montagu. Butler
Harrow
J.S. Brewer
Fenton Hart
Rawlins
Macmillan
Grove
Westminster
Augusta Stanley
Thomas Acland
Tom Taylor
Henry Kingsley
George Grove
Harry Jones
King’s College
Cambridge
Great Ormond Street
J. Baldwin Brown
Mark Wilks
Westminster Abbey
Charles Lyell
W. E. Forster
W. Cowper- Temple
Dr. Carpenter
Norman Lockyer
Thomas Watson
M.D
Andrew Clark
J. P. Kay-Shuttleworth
H. S. Maine
Trinity
St. John’s
Canon Lightfoot
Canon Barry
Professor Munro
H. Allen
D.D
George MacDonald
H. Montagu Butler
W. D. Christie
Rutherford Alcock
Lord Talbot de Malahide
Frederick Pollock
St. Paul's
R. H. Hutton
Norman M’leod
F. W. Farrar
G. G. Bradley
Arthur Helps
James Spedding
St. David's
Dublin
Lord Lyttelton
Ely
Birkbeck
Christopher Wordsworth
F. Garden
Robert Browning
H Fawcett
Thomas Woolner
Sidney Sussex College
Selwyn
Westcott
Stanley
Mr. Maurice
Guardian
Sterling
Bolton-row
Lt. Davies
Government ends debate on church disestablishment motion
The discussion notes the Government’s effort to balance party factions and its firm opposition to Mr Miall’s motion for disestablishment. It states the government’s plan to pursue amendments in a future Parliament and avoid taking direct action on disestablishment.
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Forster
Miall
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Disraeli
National Association For Freedom of Worship
Herford
Northern Church Defence Association
Church Defence Associations
People of England
Dipulation
Disragi
Mr. Disraeli
MR. Stansfeld
Professor Maurice