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Nonconformist

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Dec 03, 1873

Page

4

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.

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.

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.

W. E. Forster M.P Liverpool Queen’s-road Everton Forster League Birmingham National

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