Catholic Opponents Rally Against Secular Board Schools
The piece argues that state aided schools enforce Anglican catechism and pressure Nonconformist parents to send children to church. It cites 1870 Act changes, clerical protection of denominational schools, and opposition in Canada and Britain. It notes Liberal figures and press debate over funding sectarian versus secular education and the role of local rates.
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Joseph Lancaster
Church of England
Lengeipulous
Tergivorsaol Bes
ryeshih@tion
Witters
Iceland
Canada
Liberal Party
Dominion
Aubertin Herbert
Times
John ‘Morley
Johnn Morley
Aol
Ozesar
Hertford College Faces Legal Challenge Over Sectarian Restrictions
The article contends Hertford College in Oxford is governed by Baring nominees who barred Nonconformists from fellowships. It argues the governing body lacks liberal independence and questions whether sectarian limits, if illegal, undermine honest college administration.
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Hertford College
Oxford
Baring
Church of England
Endowment Saga at Hertford College and Baring Motives
A prospectus from the Hertford College authority outlines strict chapel attendance and Divinity lectures for all members, implying exclusion of Dissenters. It discusses Mr. Baring's 30,000 endowment for Magdalen Hall and his control over appointments, predicting political reform to challenge perceived self serving maneuvering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baring
Open Foundation
Magdalen Hall Foundation
Hertford College
Magdalen Hall
Devilish tone in Parish Magazine sparks church sect debate
A critique charges the Parish Magazine edited by Rev. S B James with labeling Dissenters as the Devil's chapels. The piece cites poems by Defoe and a November article arguing that while God has a church the Devil builds chapels, sparking disputes over church authority and nonconformity.
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Erskine Clarke
Berkhampstead
Cowes
S. B. James
Northmaraton
Bucks
Religious Tract Society
James
de Foe
Mr. James