Mary Carpenter urges day industrial schools reform
Mary Carpenter argues the Industrial Schools Act should allow day attendance only after boarding in certified institutions. She contends boarding schools protect reform and that day-only access would undermine training, social status, and educational aims for neglected children in London, Liverpool, and Bristol.
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Industrial Schools
Education Department
Committee of Council On Education
London
Liverpool
Bristol
Mary Carpenter
School for the Sons of Missionaries Faces Possible Closure
A letter from Joseph Beazley at Blackheath urges Independent and Baptist supporters to prevent closing the Home and School for the Sons of Missionaries. Despite strong moral tone and alumni success, four to five years of underfunding threaten the 80-capacity institution with sale of the building. a meeting is set for June 14 at the London Mission House to find a financial plan.
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Blackheath
England
India
E. Waite
London Mission House
Joseph Beazley
Young Men in London Urge Aid to Islington Y M C A Debt
Sir J Thain Davidson praises the Young Men’s Christian Associations in London. He highlights Islington’s Islington branch and its secretary Mr Atkinson, noting the Priory building debt of over 1000 and appealing for Christian merchants to contribute to relieve the burden and support the youth work.
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London
Metropolis
Aldersgate Street
Islington
Atkinson
J. Thain Davidson
St. Mary’s Road
Canonbury
N. P.S
J. J. Atkinson
The
Priory
Upper-street
Slington, N
Whitsuntide Session Tangles and Education Bill Hurdles
Parliamentary Correspondent reports eight weeks of work left in 1876. While progress has been made on Merchant Shipping and Budget measures, the Education Bill faces religious objections from Talbot and churchmen. Disraeli governs a restless and uncertain session as debates loom.
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House of Commons
House
Commons
Talbot
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the School For the Sons OF Missionaries
Whitsuntide
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