Education Bill Clash Over Clause Twenty Fifth
Debates address school board powers and magistrate discretion under the Education Act. Opposition warns that enforcing fees for indigent children will fuel sectarianism and pauper stigma, while supporters defend local control and practical needs.
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Mr. Gladstone
London School Board Amends Education Act Clauses Adopted
A report from a committee at the London SeaHoo board meeting recommends twenty one clauses for the Education Act with eighteen adopted unanimously and three postponed. Miss Mary Carpenter proposes changes to aid destitute children. a vestry remonstrance opposes excessive new schools. Nonconformists oppose Canon Barry's plan for board school religious inspection.
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Nonconformist Committee
Plymouth Nonconformist Association
A. O. Serpell, Esq
Education Department
Board of Guardians
Portsmouth
Key
House of Commons
Trafalgar
Lord Nelson
Emanuel
Commander Key
Watts
Emmanuel
London SeaHoo
Forster
Mary Carpenter
St. George’s-in-the-East
London
Canon Barry
London School Board
Public Men on Public Affairs in Bradford Liberal Club
Mr Miall MP attended the East Ward Liberal Club’s first annual meeting in Bradford and praised the institution for elevating politics. He urged forward thinking, cautioned against corrupt or impure practices in elections, and endorsed the ballot for purer parliamentary contests while stressing intellectual training in liberal principles.
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Miall
East Ward
Liberal Club
Bradford
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Lord Lawrence
Mr. Watson
Geveral
Croad
Rev. J. Rodgers
Buxton
Reed
Rev
B. Waugh
Mr. Forster
Chamberlain
Education League
Speciaten
Friends
Church of England
Church of Rome
Poor Law Board