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Nonconformist

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jan 13, 1869

Page

7

Conservatising the constituencies and Liberal fate

The piece critiques Gladstone for ignoring electoral statistics after 1832 like Lord Melbourne did before. It contrasts Melbourne’s reliance on majority with Gladstone’s need for strong measures and capable Cabinet, warning Conservatives will expect mistakes while Liberals seek ministerial success through policy, not numbers.

Times The Morning Star Lord Melbourne Gladstone

Lessons of Self-Help from Lambeth

The Lambeth Baths hosted large nightly gatherings with lectures on science and education for metropolitan artisans. A new plan introduces science examinations with prizes to prove working men can advance technical education without state support.

Lancashire Yorkshire London North Lambeth Baths Lambeth T. Twining Twickenham Economic Museum Twining Society of Arts Home Beershop Ebenezer Elliott South London Thomas Hughes M.P

Lessons of Lambeth on self-help and Christian mission

The passage argues that Christian missions should not serve political aims or material gain but instead elevate and purify society. It asserts that religious truth helps break prejudices among the neglected and ignorant and that Christianity, through missionary zeal, can greatly boost self-reliance within industrial workers, urging careful study of Lambeth’s lessons.

Lambeth

Gladstone Letter Reflects on Union and US Relations

The 1867 letter from Mr. Gladstone to Mr. Lester in New York discusses England's wartime stance, shifting views on the American Union, and his belief that the United States should remain intact. He thanks the recipient for fair treatment, admits error in predicting Southern independence, and wishes the US growth and world benefit.

Gladstone Lester New York England North

Workshops Regulation Act and Saturday Half-Holiday

The 1867 Workshops Regulation Act came into operation January 1 extended factory laws to workshops. Local authorities must enforce provisions with funds from rates. It restricts child labour with eight and thirteen year limits and requires weekly school attendance and school certificates for workers under thirteen.

Committee of Council A. B

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