Debates on Female Emigration and State Education in England
A critical examination of London’s female poverty and emigration, contrasting wealth and distribution with overstocked female labor. It questions Sidney Herbert and the anti monopoly stance, critiques Ragged Schools, and argues for voluntary effort alongside or instead of government schooling.
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London
England
Sidney Herbert
Erbert
Educational Malcontents and the Manchester Meeting
A report on the Lancashire Public School Association gathering at Free-trade Hall Manchester. The piece notes a large audience and favorable reception but questions whether support stemmed from leaders' prestige rather than public will for popular education. It criticizes the free trade champions' influence on local memory and logic.
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W. J. Fox
Messrs
Fox
Henry
Gibson
Friends of the
Lancashire School Association
United Kingdom
Baines
Lancashire Public School Association
Free-trade
Manchester
League
Tur Gienurt Case Affects Public Road Rights in Scotland
In the Court of Session the Lord Ordinary’s decision in favor of the pursuers’ title to a public road near Glentilt was upheld unanimously. The Duke of Athol’s objection that only locals may sue was rejected, establishing that every inhabitant of Scotland can pursue action to vindicate a public road for public use.
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Court of Session
Lord Jeffrey
Lord Mackenzie
Glentilt
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Ragged Schools of
Lord Ashley
Daily News
Tufnell