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Newspaper
Nonconformist
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Jan 19, 1870
Page
7
The article weighs the clash between clerical and secular schemes in national education. It notes clergy influence, argues parental voice matters, and compares state versus voluntary control. It discusses religious instruction, compulsory funding, and the need for a balanced system guiding future legislation.
The remark urges all members to express their views boldly within the Privy Council system, insisting that debate be clear and unreserved to fulfill their duties and uphold the institution’s authority.
The Queen attended Divine service at Whippingham Church on Sunday. The Prince and Princess of Wales hosted a ball at Gunton Hall Friday. Army estimates hint at larger reductions. colonial troops may leave unless costs are paid. Balfe is seriously ill. Sullivan sworn Master of the Rolls in Ireland. Justice Lush improves in health. Willes to resign as Judge of the Common Pleas. Echo notes Irish land question debates. Times skeptical on government property tax exemptions. Government to reform Lords as a judicial body discussed. Sir Francis Crossley ill since leaving England. Manchester bishop’s library bequeathed to Owen’s College trustees. Army combatants to fall about 10,000 in establishment cuts. Archbishop of Canterbury travels by rail to Addington Park. Tettenhall head mastership awarded to Alexander Waugh Young, son of Dr. John Young, Easter start. Young has led Colearine Academy to prominence for nine years.
Reports note rapid chinchona range expansion after Indian Mutiny pricing, with a new high-quinine variety from seeds in the Andes. Four thousand trees have been planted on St. Helena, aided by favorable climate and skilled caretakers, pointing to potential revenue growth for vessel supplies. The Mauritius epidemic of 1867 underscored quinine's domestic cost importance.
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