Education Act critique fuels religious equality push
In Nottingham a meeting debated amending the Education Act of 1870 to curb sectarian conflict and promote religious equality. Speakers argued the denominational system hinders efficient teaching and blamed church interests for public-school strife while urging a united crusade against ignorance and poverty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellis
T. Ryder
Nottingham
Liberal Party
Bright
Church of God
Henry Wright
London School Board
W. H. Michael
Pryce
J. E. Saunders
Samuel Thompson
Henry Bidgood
H. R. Ellington
Manchester
Messrs. Stone
Sinclair
Pattison
Edwards
Deputies of the Three Denominations Debate Education Policy
The half year meeting of the Dissenting Deputies at Cannon Street Hotel discusses the Union of Benefices Bill Burials Bill and Places of Worship Sites Bill. They debate compulsory school boards, secular education, and funding. a January conference is proposed and leaders and resignations noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cannon-street Hotel
Charles Reed
John Glover
England
Fawcett
University Ucation
Miall
Remington Mills
Wilson
H. Wright
J. Clarke
Osborne Morgan
M.P
House of Commons
Lords Hatherley and Romilly
House of Lords
H. W. Michael
H. R. Ellington
J. C. Williams
Williams
Mills
P. Bunnell
Mill
R. Pattison
W. Edwards
John Wilson
Oliver
Selby Watson
London
All England
Education Department
Watson
Bowstead
Steel
Winchester