Manchester and national religious education debates in 1870s era
Reports from school boards and education reform discuss Bible teaching in schools, conscience clauses, and a planned Manchester religious instruction scheme. Includes remarks on Holy Week holidays, the scope of teacher involvement, and the role of pupil teachers amid parental objections.
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Sir John
Kidderminster Board
M‘cave
Board
Parry
Maunday
Gladstone
Mr. Naylor
Mr. Barry
Sydney Smith
Naylor
Manchester Religious Education Scheme
Manchester School Board
Mr. O'Reilly
School Board Chronicle
Kaulbach Dies of Cholera in Munich at Seventieth Year
The famed painter Kaulbach died in Munich on Tuesday evening from cholera in his seventieth year. Prixex Bismarck has improved in health and can speak with visitors and conduct business, though he will not yet..
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Kaulbach
Munich
Bismarck
Victor Emmanuel hospital ship anchors off Netley
The Victor Emmanuel hospital ship from the Gold Coast has anchored off Netley Hospital. Her Majesty will review the returned sailors and marines on the 23rd in the Royal Clarence Park, Portsmouth. French Politics recounts the Paris Daily News view of a Senate bill after May Assembly and likely clashes over electoral law.
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Washington
Ind
Nevada
Pacific Coast
Omaha
San Francisco
Liberté and
Union
Herr von Bennigsen
Fortabritt
Mr. Sumner
Sumner
Harvard College
MacMahon
Paris
Daily Review
France
Republic
Germany
Dresden
Vienna
Reclam
Leipzig
Zurich
Liverpool
Cape Coast Castle
Times
Coomassie
Prah
Assin
Wassaw
Denkora, &c
Victor Emmanuel
Gold Coast
Netley Hospital
Royal Clarence Park
Portsmouth
Daily News
Duc de Broglie
Drunkenness Costs A Town In Manchester Courts
The report estimates 10 000 annual drunkenness cases in Manchester police courts. Each costs the town in police, medical, and magistrate expenses, totaling about 10 000 pounds yearly after subtracting fines, indicating a substantial loss. The piece also notes election irregularities in Cardiganshire, debates within the Workmen's Peace Association, a libel case involving Rev. Hugh Davis, and a Dundee temperance petition.
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Manchester
Cardiganshire
E. M. Richards
M.P
R. D. Jenkins
Workmen’s Peace Association
Edmond Beales
Lord Derby
Lucraft
Ashantee
Gold Coast
Hugh Davis
Swansea
Dillwyn
Shiloh Chapel
South Wales Daily News
Davis
Gloucester
Dundee
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