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London
Ludgate-hill
Miall and Cockshaw
Correspondent Replies and Notices in the Banner
A column of reader letters and editor replies discusses Mr Miall and British Churches, Dissenters readings, and a deferred Copyright article. Correspondents debate grave topics and poetry, with notices of upcoming motions after Easter and letters from various readers.
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Frank
Stephen Davis
Thompson
J. H
Education bill details spark parish committees and free schooling
The article outlines Mr Fox's education bill creating parish level committees to plan schooling, with free education for all children supported by a parish school rate and salaries for teachers. It notes debates on reform, Irish franchise, and other House of Commons business amid political tensions.
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Fox
Oldham
House of Commons
Committee of Privy Council
George Grey
Hume
Page Wood
John Russell
Joshua Walmsley
Mr. Roebuck
F. O'Connor
Bernal Osborne
Ireland
England
Stuart Wortley
St. Asaph
Ecclesiastical Commissioners
the Examiner
National School Association
Anadawhe
Willis
Church of England
Court of Exchequer
Canada
A Foundation for Education in State Support Debated
A commentary urges careful scrutiny of Mr. W. J. Fox's bill to fund secular education through local rating. It stresses the state duty to provide instruction, praises Fox's clarity and influence, and cautions against weak argument and insufficient argument in its second reading debate.
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W. J. Fox
Oldham
Fox
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