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Newspaper
Nonconformist
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Jul 02, 1873
Page
7
A parliamentary report notes repeated equal divisions resolved by Forster's casting vote. It argues the report loses credibility when crucial motions are decided by that vote and questions the reform influence. The piece anticipates government action and whether the Commons will stay conservative.
An inspector barred singing God Save the Queen during school hours citing a Education Act clause. The House debated the joke, with Mr. Ward Hunt and Mr. Cardwell questioning officials about errors in returns. The Shah visited the Commons, causing ceremonial display and reactions from members.
A private conference at Westminster Palace Hotel gathered Liberal MPs and Reform leaders to discuss the Education Act amendments led by Mr G Dixon and Mr H Richard. Speakers condemned the twenty fifth clause, warned against sectarian funding, and pressed for universal school boards and national education without religious bias.
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