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Newspaper

Nonconformist

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jun 15, 1870

Page

7

Lords Debate Irish Land Bill with Broad Support

The peers weigh the measure as Lord Dufferin and the Opposition urge passage, while the Duke of Richmond and Lord Salisbury fault specific provisions and amendments. The Times commissioner foresees a deterrent effect, and Earl Russell praises a bill aimed at peace and prosperity in Ireland. The article hopes peers accept justice without major resistance.

Ulster Lord Dufferin House of Lords Ireland Duke of Richmond Marquis of Salisbury Lord Salisbury Times Disraeli Earl Russell

Dickens and the Laboring Poor in Public Thought

The piece praises Charles Dickens for narrating the struggles of the laboring poor and exposing the darker side of urban life. It emphasizes his sympathetic stance toward the disadvantaged, his critique of demoralizing influences, and his balance of faults and virtues in the people he depicted.

Charles Dickens London

Chequer Alley Hope Schools Lifting Needy Metropolis

A feature on Chequer Alley in London detailing how Wesleyan mission work, starting with Blue Anchor-alley, grew through Hope Schools established in 1850 and expanded to weekly services, day schools, mothers’ meetings, and flower shows. The piece lauds Miss Macarthy and unnamed workers who quietly improve poor districts through faith driven education and social care.

Charles Dickens Theross Chequer Alley Metropolis Orsman Goldenlane Bunhill-row Whitecross-street Chequer-alley Wesleyan Home Missionary Effort Miss Macarthy Blue Anchor-alley

Remarkable Railway Escape Near Mirfield

A mother and two young boys on a Mirfield to Huddersfield train escaped injury after a six year old boy fell from a compartment door but was rescued. another boy clung to the handle and was saved as passengers signalled the driver. The child suffered only a bruised knee and a scratched forehead. Orry Curries. London notes criticize a shortage of skilled workers as youths avoid manual labour in favor of office work, affecting decorative arts and carpentry.

Mirfield Huddersfield Orry Curries London

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