Opposition to denominational education scheme at board meeting
A debate on an amendment to fund denominational schools drew strong moral arguments. A speaker condemned the plan as unjust outdoor relief for denominational education and pledged to oppose it, urging delay and renewed discussion after committee findings. Several members urged postponement and cautioned against rushing action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westminster
W. H. Smith
Ancus
Ood
Currié
Professor Huxley
Lucraft
Dr. Rice
Canon Cromwell
Dr. Angus
I T. Tilson
Ministers' Daughters Education Scheme For a College Move
William Guest argues for founding a dedicated college to educate ministers' daughters, detailing past attempts by Miss Wallis and Mrs. Bartlett, costs, endowment considerations, and support from ministers and school leaders. He notes risks of stigma, class prejudice, and the need for ongoing subscriptions, urging timely action to aid girls aged fifteen and sixteen awaiting better schooling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. O. Wills
West of
England
English Independent
Eelectic
Wallis
Sawbridgeworth
Bartlett
Hillside
Hitchin
Wills
Eisdell
Epsom
Christ
William Guest
Republicanism in England part II to the Editor
A letter to the Nonconformist continues a debate on whether to sustain monarchy with reform or move toward republic. The author outlines conservative conditions for monarchy including the Established Church, House of Lords, suffrage, districts, and Parliament duration. He argues disestablishment of the Church of England follows similar Irish precedent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberal Party
Gladstone
House of Lords
Church of England
Ireland