England and Scotland men seek peace congress attendance
A very large number of gentlemen in England and Scotland have signified their wish to attend the congress, and it is expected that the British delegation will be on such a scale and character as to demonstrate the deep interest taken by all classes in the establishment of permanent international peace.
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England
Scotland
Tragic Hebburn Colliery Disaster Deepens in Inquiry
A gas explosion at Hebburn Colliery on Tuesday week killed thirty three workers. An inquest was held and adjourned for a week. a Government inquiry is expected. Authorities price unclear cause amid reports of ventilation failures and shifting roof heights in galleries.
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Shields
Tynside
Hebburn
Jarrow
Lane
Wells
Somersetshire
Mendip
Bristol
Pewn Hill
Breedon Hill
Worcestershire
Kemerton
Kemerton Priory
Belliars
Chelm
Duke of Richmond
House of Lords
Gateshead
George Hawks
Education progress report from the National School Society returns
The 1846-47 inquiry into church and national schools shows a rise in day-schools and pupils, with 21,004 buildings total and 16,715 real school-rooms. It details teacher numbers, salaries totaling £621,362 and total school expenditure near £874,947, noting many schools operate gratuitously and that church schools educate about 965,866 pupils.
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National School Society
Church of England
Wesleyan
Baines
Teaching that empowers working-class parents to use free exit provisions
A fragment discusses expanding teaching to strengthen working class understanding of exit provisions for their children's benefit. It stresses improving instruction in the value of access and participation to secure better outcomes for families.
Church Public Day Schools Grow in 1847 Figures
The Leeds Mercury reports figures from the 1838 parliamentary returns on England and Wales schools. It breaks down public and private schools, estimates dames' schools, and argues church day schools rose about 116 percent from 1833 to 1847, with private scholars rising alongside population.
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Leeds Mercury
Lord Serry
England
Wales
Lord Eebry
Schoels
National Society
Bedford
Lancaster
Dames
Church
Church Public Schools of
Wates
Seecers
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