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Newspaper
Nonconformist
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Jan 18, 1868
Page
5
A conference led by Mr. Forster discussed religious instruction in schools and secular state aid. A unanimous resolution urged the Education Bill Committee, with Mr Bagley, to draft clauses to enforce school attendance for neglected children and to announce intent before any education bill’s second reading.
The Rev Newman Hall delivered a lengthy lecture at Metropolitan Tabernacle after his American visit. He praised American schools and the homestead land policy, described hotel tolls and travel comforts, noted liquor issues, and shared impressions from Boston to Niagara and Chicago. He praised American education and the absence of a state church, and praised meeting attendees with applause at the end.
A Geneva founded international league calls for European peace and liberty, listing member nations and criticizing growing armies. It notes English branch formation and condemns war taxes while highlighting vast civilian hardship and the need for moral action among Christians.
Earnest appeal to all friends of peace and liberty in Great Britain and Ireland to enroll as members of the English Branch of the International League of Peace. Epmonp Benales is named president, with Joseph Guedalla in Cassel as honorary secretary, and Wa. Frep. Cowell of Stepney as treasurer.
Sir Robert Napier lands at Annesley Bay and moves toward the front as the naval brigade forms for action. The Tigre chief aids the expedition with feed and water while reports place Menelek near Magdala and forces gathering along the Lasta line. locomotives for the Abyssinian railway arrive.
The new Bishop of Lichfield Sir Stafford Northcote and the Dean of Westminster arrived at Osborne where Dr Selwyn paid homage to the Queen. Princesses and princes travel between Knowsley Windsor and Tottenham House while a Cabinet Council is planned for Downing Street.
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