Baby farming blamed as social ill and moral crisis
The article argues baby-farming stems from societal failures and temptations in modern life. It links the practice to factory and domestic work pressures, moral decline, and inadequate religious education, urging harsher laws and stronger religious and social reform to address root causes.
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Defoe
Irish Peeress receives outdoor relief at Lambeth Workhouse
The South London Press notes a London House of Commons decision approving a tramway from near the Bank to Highgate via Moorgate Street City Road Islington and Holloway Road with branches.
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Lambeth
South London
House of Commons
Moorgate-street
Cityroad
Islington
Holloway-road
Highgateearchway
Parliament debates religious control in education reform
Morary warns of crisis over extending education. cautions against forced denominational teaching and endorses local decision making. MPs including Playfair Cowper-Temple Forster and Paxton discuss compulsory attendance, grants, and a minister of education amid friction between secular and religious schooling.
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Morary
Merthyr
Privy Council
England
Hear
South Hampshire
M. Arnold
Homerton College
Morley
National
Wesleyan
Bexeston
Cowper-Temple
Puayrair
Playfair
J. Paxtneton
J. Pakington