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Newspaper

Nonconformist

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Feb 07, 1872

Page

5

Liverpool election tests Conservative Catholic alliance viability

The piece argues that a Conservative Catholic coalition lacks solid support and breaks under pressure in Liverpool. It cites a local school board contest where denominational endowment and parallel church influence split voters, revealing a broader threat to party unity and urging Parliament to address the Education Act and religious schooling issues.

Liverpool J. A. Picton Verner Moore White Laurence Richardson Baily Baily White Goss Canshot

Lord Russell Questions Education Reform in 1872 Letter

Earl Russell criticizes the National Society and the 1870 Act's church rate. He urges government support for dissenters' rights, praises Lord Mansfield and Lord Nottingham, and condemns secular instruction plans. Bourne signs a plea for publication. notes on the National Education League programme and member resignations.

Cannes Duke of Sussex Lord Brougham Joseph Lancaster George J William Allen National Society Blomfield Howley Locke Sidney Lord Nottingham Lord Mansfield House of Lords England House of Commons of England Lord Campbell Sir George Grey Birmingham League British and Foreign School Society Bedfordshire Church of England Duke of Newcastle Miall Mill Alfred Bourne P.S

Prince of Wales attends Sandringham church amid health recovery

The Prince of Wales, after illness, joins the royal family for Sunday worship at Sandringham Church. Queen and Prince Leopold also attend Divine service at Whippingham. The Morning Post notes plans for a public state visit to St Pauls Cathedral with the Queen, Princess of Wales, and possible semi state opening of Blackfriars bridge. Public seating, church arrangements, and route details are outlined.

Prince of Wales Royal Sandringham Church Princess of Wales Lynn Sandringham Prince Leopold Whippingham George Prothero Morning Post Prince and Princess of Wales St. Paul’s Cathedral Blackfriarsbridge Holborn Viaduct St. Paul’s Department of Works Strand Fleet-street Ludgatehill Victoria Embankment Blackfriars

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