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Newspaper

Nonconformist

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Apr 22, 1857

Page

8

Political meetings push for wider franchise and reform

Reports from Dundee Hawick Tavistock and Dudley outline calls for large extensions to the suffrage including manhood and five pound franchise. Speakers urge education to support reform while warning against centralized power and rapid change without public schooling.

Unsuccessful Parliamentary Candi Dates and Reform Question

A large public meeting of London workers at Cowper street School room expresses regret at the defeats of Cobden Bright Gibson Miall and Fox in Manchester Huddersfield Rochdale and Oldham and calls for broad reform including manhood suffrage ballot and annual parliaments. The gathering backs secular national education funded by the state and demands labor rights and expanded representation.

London Cowper-street City-road Manchester Huddersfield Rochdale Oldham S. Lucas Messrs. Cobden and Bright Wis Messrs. Cobden Bright England Messrs Cobden Gibson Miall Fox Commonwealth Cumberon Lord Palmerston Lauri Joshua Walmsley Dicken Cobden and Bright Haynes Bronterre O’brien Broy Terrre O'Brien Buick Wells Hurst Messrg Obden J. P. Adams Heaty

Reformatories and Home for Destitute Children Report

The Home-in-the-East Reformatory held its annual meeting chaired by Rev. G. T. Driffield. Boys admitted come from the worst street classes, many with no parents. Sixty-five have left in fifteen months. thirty-seven left under discouraging circumstances, others improved and found homes or colonies. The institution is in debt and subscriptions are welcome. A later meeting at Broad Street, Bloomsbury, prepared departing boys for Canada with remarks by Rev. E. Bayley and Earl of Shaftesbury about the impact of ragged schools and duties to society.

Home-In-The-East Reformatory G. T. Driffield Broadstreet Bloomsbury Canada Earl of

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