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Newspaper

Nonconformist

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jun 22, 1870

Page

4

Education funding shift to Exchequer for voluntary schools

Debates on reform bill propose replacing rate-based aid to voluntary schools with Exchequer grants, capped at 50 percent, and expanding Privy Council support. Proposals include timetable clauses, separation of local boards from voluntary schools, and limits on building grants to focus on maintenance.

Privy Council Muc South Hampshire Mr. Gladstone Gladstone Disraeli

Emigration Plan Debated Amid Unemployment Concerns

In Friday sessions the Civil Service Estimates were reviewed and the Sligo and Cashel Disfranchisement Bill passed in committee. Later Mr M Cuntaty Torrens urged urgent action on unemployment, proposing government support for third class emigrant ships to colonies at about 3 per head, while Lord C Hamilton backed emigration and Mr Goschen challenged Torrens's distress portrayal with trade and Poor Law evidence.

United States Goschen House Torrens Hornsy T. Bazley Lancashire Pease Fotuercut Durham South Wales Newpzaare J. Lawrence Civil Service Houses of Lords and Commons Treasury, Home, Foreign, and Colonial Offices Privy Council Board of Trade Sligo Cashel M’cunttacy Torrens London Ireland Atlantic Lord C. Hamilton Goscuen

Processions Bill and Law Reform Dialogues in Parliament

Monday notices show Mr W Johnston moving a second reading of the Processions Ireland Bill for day three months hence. Lord E Cecil learns questions about new courts of law require time to resolve before plans are agreed. Mr Goschen says a full vagrancy bill is too late but a short four to five clause measure might address some points. Mr Forster discusses the 84th.

Herzent House Cross Oldham B. Horr A. Guest Bruce Bouverie Friends of Delay Hope C. O’loghlen W. Johnston Ireland Ayrton Lord E. Cecil Brodrick Goschen Pell Forster

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