MR FORSTER ON THE EDUCATION BILL AT LINCOLNSHIRE MEETING
Delegates of the Congregational Union of Lincolnshire at Long Sutton on June 2 adopt six resolutions praising government efforts for a national education system while opposing amendments that ignore nonconformist concerns. They warn the bill may create sectarian strife and urge unsectarian clauses, plus a conscience clause, with copies to Gladstone and Forster. The article also notes support for the conscience clause from a Bournemouth meeting and reports on further Bradford and St George Hall discussions with Forster.
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Congregational Union of Lincolnshire
Long Sutton
William F. Clarkson
Fredericks. Williams
House of Commons
Roper
Nottingham
Leicester
Derby
Glad
Forster
Free Trade Hall
Trevelyan Hotel
J. Hutcheson
Ashton-under-Lyne
Commons
United Kingdom
Sheweth
Council of the Education League
London
W. E. Forster
M.P
Council On Education
Bradford
Liberal Electoral Association
St. George's Hall
Mechanics’ Institution
National Education League
Illingworth
Brown
Rawson
Cole
Read
Boothroyd
Lund
J. G. Miall
J. B. Robertson
R. Pilcher
J. Mursell
J. M.M. Gourlay
Frederick Priestman
Richard Goddard
John Cooke
W. Whitehead
Elias Thomas
Colefax
C. B. Murgatroyd
G. Domaine
G. Domaine, 8. Cowperthwaite, J. Lupton
W. H. Arnold
Joshua King
A. Sharpe
J. Hanson
William Whalley
Thomas Akam
John Creyke
Aaron Shepherd
Thomas Greenwood
R. Taylor
David Snowden
T. F. Myers
J. Lancaster
J. Smith
J. W. Goowin
Flees Hear
Alderman Cole
E. Thomas
Pilcher
Whitehead
Colfax
Manchester
Bruce
I Brough
Mursell
Mr. Mursell
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St. James's Hall
W. M.arthur, Esq
A. Illingworth, Esq
J. C. Lawrence
Bart
H. Richard
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MR. Forster