Bowly memorial talk marks temperance fortieth pledge
A Gloucester audience heard Samuel Bowly mark forty years of abstinence pledge. A permanent memorial hall for Bowly was proposed, with the mayor presiding and Livesey among the platform guests. The event followed a London Bank rate rise and other national notices.
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Controversy Over Ragged Schools and Board Education
Debates sparked by Lord Shaftesbury continue as Sir Charles Reed and others defend the shift from ragged schools to board schools. Contributors argue about efficiency, funding, and the role of charity, noting London’s improving elementary attendance and the need for a balanced third term combining board schooling with targeted aid.
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