Principle and rights in school board governance debate
The piece argues both sides lack a fixed principle in the school board reform conflict. It warns Dissenters seek conscience rights without triggering denominational control, warns against replacing school boards with a local authority dominated by clergy, and cautions that resistance to reform could be swept away by broader political change. It notes potential risks in towns like Stockport and urges adherence to definite principles over expedient political compromise.
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Forster
Mr. Forster
Divine
Stockport
Gilchrist Scholarship Awarded to Arthur Henry Mason
University Hallt London reports Arthur Henry Mason of Amersham Hall School has won the Gilchrist Scholarship 504 per year for three years. The school has produced nine consecutive scholars for this prize. In India matters, the Marquis of Salisbury warned that India’s finances require economy and that a 15,000,000 annual burden will demand stricter fiscal measures.
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University Hallt
London
Gilchrist
Arthur Henry Mason
Amersham Hall School
Marquis of Salisbury
Innia
Royal Indian Engineering College
Cooper’s Bill
India
Harwood’s Defence of the Establishment Examined
A critical review of George Harwood MA London Macmillan and Co argues his volume exposes dissenting arguments against disestablishment and has strong pages on church state relations. It discusses definitions of a National Church and the state’s role, praising some points while noting potential weaknesses in Harwood’s theory.
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Harwood
Liberation Society
George Harwood, M
London
Macmillan and Co
Church of England
Telegraph Department
War Office
War Department
Friends of the Establishment