Wales urged to uphold Liberalism and Nonconformist sympathy
Jan. 13, 1874, Gomer urges Wales to resist attacks on the Liberal cause and show true Liberal and Nonconformist support. He calls the Welsh press to press the issue and engage Nonconformists in backing progressive policies.
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England
Wales
Press of
Gomer
Amendment of the Law of Murder and a Martyr’s Role
A letter discusses the death of T Mason Jones and questions about wealth and poverty, praising his anti establishment stance while lamenting a public mischaracterization as “blatant.” It urges support for a subscription to his survivors and condemns harsh class judgments.
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T. Mason Jones
Exeter Hall
Episcopal
Jones
Mason Jones
Heinzelmann
Russell Gurney
G. Jenkinson
J. D. Lewis
Lowe
Bristol
Olney
Gloucester
Earl Fitzhardinge
England
Home Office
Wales
Brighton
Mr. Lowe
Botany Bay
Colonel Henderson
West Australia
Norfolk Island
Hell Upon Earth
Henley
M.P
The Education Act Debate at London School Board
The London School Board debated Canon Gregory's motion to inquire into school accommodation statistics underlying the 1872 report. Gregory argued the report misled Parliament and harmed voluntary schools, while Bishop of Winchester and others disagreed. Adjournment followed after Mr Gover's motion. Battey and Duprey School Boards reported recent elections and council compositions with mixed denominational, nonconformist, and church representation.
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London School Board
Canon Gregory
House of Lords
Winchester
Canon Bovey
Watson
Gover
Battey SchHool Board
Battey School Board
Duprey School Board
Beaumaris Scuoon Board
Richard W. Bulkeley
John Slater
Wm. Williams
John Williams
Richard Bulkeley
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Wood-street
Earth
Arthur Clayden
Faringdon
Sim
Durham
Royal Commission On
Duke of Richmond
Earl Derby
Lord O'Hagan
Mr. Bright