Notable Progress in Society's Educational Efforts
The society has prepared to meet youth cage in schools and arranged lectures in Paris in French and English. Two key features are seen in the general work: inquiry for literature addressing Christian objections and a hopeful tone with moderate language in which apologists conduct their defense.
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University College London needs more Nonconformist support
A letter from G Carey Foster, dated July 20 1878 in London, argues that University College London first opened university teaching to the public and helped end religious exclusivity, but now relies more on Nonconformist aid to fund its expanding educational mission and future plans.
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University College, London
G. Carey Foster
Preparations for the next general elections No IV
The author surveys London boroughs and eastern counties, assessing Liberal and Conservative strengths after the last vote. He urges Liberal unity, notes missteps from excess candidates, and predicts varied fortunes for districts like Westminster Chelsea Greenwich and Tower Hamlets, while southern counties stay Tory strong.
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Charles Dilke
H. Hoare
John Bright
Sir Charles Dilke
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Greenwich
Gladstone
Tower Hamlets
Hackney
London
Middlesex
Maidstone
Gravesend
Pim
Chatham
Horsham
Brighton
Hastings
Hythe
Dover
Rye
Canterbury
Hertford
Essex
Colchester
Cambridge
University Town
Norfolk
Suffolk
Norwich
Ipswich
Harwich
Bury St. Edmunds
Eye
King’s Lynn
Hastern
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