London School Board names and new members list
Alphabetical roll of 49 board members with 25 new appointees and their divisions. It notes new policy alignment, fund subscriptions for Lord Lawrence scholarship, and debate over denominational influence. no meeting today due to delayed official election returns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DON School
Bardslay
Joseph Barry
Canon
Bevan
Llewelyn
Buxton
Edward North Chesear
Jane Agr Clarke
Thomas Chatfell
Cotton
Wil Richmond
Werg
Cowell
Alice
Cromwell
Currie
Edmund Hay
Freeman
Robert
Daniel
Evan
Foster
Richard É
Gladetone
John Hall
Gover
Henry
Gregory
Heal
John Harris
Heller
Thomas Edmund
Irons
Marylebone
Lafone
Alfred
Southwark
Langdale
Arthur
Tower Hamlets
Legge
Hon
Augustus
Greenwich
Lovell
Charles Henry
Finsbury
Lucraft
Benjamin
City of London
Murphy
George Millett
Lambeth
Napier and Ettrick
Lord
Westminster
Peek
Francis
Picton
James Allangon
Hackney
Pilkington
Joseph Green
Potter
George
Reade
Charles Darby
Chelsea
Reed
Charles
Rigg
James Harrison
Rodgers
John
Scrutton
Thomas
Sinclair
Smith
William Henry
Stephenson
Thomas Bowman
Stiff
James
Edward James
Wallace
Watson
Waugh
House of Lords
House of Commons
First London School Board
Lord Lawrence
London
Crossman
Duke of Bedford
Pall Mall Gazette
Lt. Bevan
E. N. Buxton
Tiss Chessar
Chatfeild Clarke
Alderman Cotton
Mrs. Cowell
KE. H. Currie
Robert Freeman
J. H. Gladstone
H. Gover
A. Lafone
A. Langdale
B. Tucraft
J. Macgregor
Samuel Morley
G. M. Murphy
J. A. Picton
Messrs
George Potter
Charles Reed
Lord Napier and
Ettrick
J. G. Pilkington
A. Legge
C. H. Lovell
K. Maguire
R. M. Martin
Arthur Mills
W. Morgan
F. Peek
C. D. Reade
W. H. Smith
Dr. Barry
Camop Cromwell
Canon Cromwell
London Board
C. Reed
Recorder of London
Provincial School Board Elections Amid Broad Turnout
Voters turnout high across multiple towns. In Latrop there were 14 859 ballots from 22 600 on the register, with 340 spoiled. Seven Church candidates won, unsectarians gain ground, and notable figures like Herbert Birley remain influential as terms wrap in Manchester and Salford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Birley
The
Manchester
Salford
Canon Powell
Bolton
Canon Carter
Coventry
Stockport
Swansea
Richards
Cardiganshire
Britp Gwa Tree
R. F. Hammill
Mr. Bounsall
Mr. Barham
Mr. Sully
Mr. Heard
Mr. Wilton
Mr. Pollard
J. W. Collins
Stockton
R. Bambridge
Bambridge
Claycross
Chesterfield
No working-man's candidate elected, report notes
A report states that no working-man's candidate won, highlighting the absence of a representative aligned with labor interests in the election outcome. The brief emphasizes a shift or lack of support for working-class nominees.
Forster and Critics on the Education Bill in Liverpool
The Right Hon. W. E. Forster M.P. visited Liverpool to open new Queen’s Road Everton school buildings and defend the Education Act. He argued public opinion favored action, outlined the four conditions for voluntary schools, and defended the role of local authorities and ratepayers in supplying educational needs while preserving religious freedom. He praised self government through municipalities and noted the balance between voluntary agencies and state support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Forster
M.P
Liverpool
Queen’s-road
Everton
Forster
League
Birmingham
National
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LON
David
Diam James
Provincial School Board
MR. Forster