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Nonconformist

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jun 30, 1869

Page

5

Opposition Bill Passes Amid Debates on Education Reform

Debates over the Insolvent Debtors and Bankruptcy Appeal Bill, Metropolis Poor Act amendments, and the Sunday and Ragged Schools Bill occupy the session. Fawcett urges government action on women and children in agriculture, proposing education and alternate day systems. The House adjourns after passing the Bankruptcy Bill and discussing public audit.

Courts of Justice Fawcett Lord F. Cavenpisu M. Waltz-Rintey Bruce Henney Scounrisip Friends of Education G. Gregory Brist Fawcerrr Goscuen House Locxz Cunnacy Torrens Peass Boards of Guardians Reep Treasury Bench

Non-Collegiate Students In The University Of Cambridge

Cambridge announces admission of non collegiate students who reside in licensed lodgings counts toward degrees under the Vice Chancellor. A Board led by St Johns Master names admissions and supervision by the Censor with term residence rules and fees including 35 shillings per term and a three guinea admission fee per degree after the first.

Cambridge Master St. John’s College Lightfoot Humphry E. H. Perowne Corpus Christi College J. E. Prescott T. Mark

National Education Report on British Parental Grant Schools

The Committee of Council on Education reports 1,423,759 day scholars and 61,292 evening scholars in grant-aided English and Welsh schools last year. It notes 11.33 percent of the population attended some form of school for the poor, with concerns over non grant day schools and inspector remarks on quality.

Committee of Council On Education Great Britain England Wales Royal Commissioners Routledge

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