Repeal of the 25th Clause demanded by Nonconformists
The article urges unconditional repeal of the Education Act's 25th Clause and removal of subsidies to sectarian schools. It warns the next session must grant this concession or risk electoral defeat, arguing for universal board schools and compulsory attendance to end religious strife.
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H. W. Crosskey
Daily News
Pig-sticking critique and royal sport in 1872
A reader denounces royal pheasant hunting as barbaric cruelty. He contrasts the Chatsworth visit and pig-sticking with social equality, urges reform of masters and servants law, and mocks Lord John Manners and secularist debates while lampooning speech style and ritual.
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Ityif
Polynesian
Polynesia
Chatsworth
Paddocks Plantation
Tennyson and Wordsworth
Derby
Prince and Suite
Dudley
Justice Brett
London Trades Council
Masters and Servants
House of Commons
Lord John Manners
John Pakington
Lord John
London Directory 1873 shines for accuracy and scope
Mr. Kelly's Post Office London Directory for 1873 appears with 2443 pages of observed data. It notes additions since 1864 with 600 extra pages due to smaller type and lists new streets renamings and re-numberings. The Clerical Directory details metropolitan churches and ministers with service hours.
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Post Office London Directory
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