Local Act Amendment Fails by Narrow Margin
Debate on the pauper children funding, arguing the burden should be citywide. The amendment was defeated 24 to 5, while the main motion passed 16 to 9.
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Newspaper
Nonconformist
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Jun 12, 1872
Page
5
Debate on the pauper children funding, arguing the burden should be citywide. The amendment was defeated 24 to 5, while the main motion passed 16 to 9.
Debated motion to read and teach the Bible daily while observing the Elementary Education Act provisions. Majority approved 8 to 2. minority included R. W. Dale and J. Chamberlain absent. Canon O S Sullivan and J S Wright did not vote. Coventry School Board to avoid denominational fees for religious schools. Forster to consult boards on filling vacancies to cut costs and political agitation. Dixon to question Forster about Holy Thursday church attendance by schoolchildren.
A large Sheffield meeting led by the Nonconformist Committee protested rates funding denominational school fees. Speakers urged religious freedom and opposed state pay for sectarian education, calling for separation of secular and religious instruction and sending a petition to Parliament.
The Newark meeting of the Notts Derbyshire and Lincolnshire Baptist Association records unified regret over the governments stance on the 25th Clause of the Elementary Education Act and urges churches to train children in religious truth. It condemns sectarian schooling and backs MPs Dixon Candlish and Miall while supporting a royal commission on church revenues, marriage with a deceased wife's sister, and nonconformist burial grounds.
A Regent's Park College conference of four Nonconformist colleges debated Bible reading in public elementary schools. Speakers argued over whether excluding the Bible harms society, with a final 68 to 19 vote opposing national evil from exclusion and opposing state religious instruction as a principle.
The Pope answered an address with a call to Roman women to reform personal faults in their households. He urged charitable correction, daily prayer, diligent work, and setting a good example at all times.
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