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Newspaper

Nonconformist

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Feb 14, 1877

Page

7

Uncertain British Policy in Eastern Question Turmoil

The article criticizes Britain's divided stance on Eastern Question policy, arguing ministers are irresolute and risk conflict as they juggle imperial interests and concerted action. It warns the cabinet lacks steering, risking a dangerous war as great powers wait for Britain.

House of Commons Sir Stafford Europe Ottoman Empire Constantinople Turkey Exchequer Duke of Argyll Russia William Harcourt England Lord Salisbury Lord Granville Lord Hartington Beaconsfield

The Pupil Teacher System in London Schools

The London School Board calls for quality in elementary education, citing inspector reports and the blue-books. A striking example shows 172,449 pupils over twelve in Hogland and Wales yet only 20,763 were examined for the sixth standard, with 1,414 failures in reading and 4,727 in other subjects.

School Board For London Her Majesty Hogland Wales

London School Board Targets Pupil Teacher Incompetence

A critique of the London School Board's handling of pupil teachers traces failures to the apprenticeship system. It notes long hours and poor instruction worsen health, with calls to limit daily hours to four and create instructional centers to better train apprentices under qualified tutors.

London School Board John Rodgers Education Department

Liberal candidate Hutchinson wins Halifax writ race

A new writ for Halifax was moved after John Crossley’s resignation. J. D. Hutchinson, editor of the Halifax Courier, was nominated by the Liberal Association and addressed a large crowd in the Drill Shed advocating religious equality and Liberal reform. The Liberal majority backed Hutchinson, while Conservative candidate Gamble, Q C., consented to stand as the election nears on Tuesday.

Halifax John Crossley J. D. Hutchinson Liberal Party Hutchinson E. Crossley Job Redman Alderman Wayman Mellor Lord Beaconsfield Gamble Q C J. S. Wright Birmingham Newcastle-under-Lyme Liberal Association Wright

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