Nonconformists rally against education bill in North
In a London area meeting crowd voices strong resistance to Mr Forster’s education measure. Speakers warn the bill would force sectarian teaching, threaten mixed schools in Ireland, and risk civil strife. A later Durham conference restates opposition and calls for unsectarian boards.
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Cesar
Elss
H. W. Hotzam
Old England
Hoe
Tate
Hear
Forster
House of Commons
Mr. Vasey
Vasey
Christ
Joseph Whitfield
John Wesley
God
Cromwell
Mr. Gladstone
Gro. Stewart
Newcastle
Mr. Forster
Squire
Church of England
J. Rurnerrern
H. T. Ronyouns
Ireland
Edward Miall
Rupert Cameron
Sunderland
H. Tennant
The
Congregational Union of Churches
Durham
Northumberland
St. James's Chapel
George Stewart
R. W. Dale
Birmingham
Congregational Union of England and Wales
Keokuk Belle Fanny Joy Weds in Quiet Ceremony
The Keokuk paper notes Fanny Joy as the new Mrs Joy, described as a belle and beauty who would not stay a Joy forever. It recounts a curious vintage tale of hydrate of chloral production and a brief travel vignette of the late Duke of Buccleuch near Drumlanrig with a humorous tollhouse exchange.
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Keokuk
Fanny Joy
Duke of
Duke of Buccleuch
Drumlanrig