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Newspaper

Nonconformist

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Mar 07, 1872

Page

22

Education Act Debate Highlights Secularist Concerns

Debates focus on the Education Act's shortcomings and the push for secular schooling. Critics warn against overreach of denominational control and urge continued reform to ensure universal school attendance, especially in rural areas.

Education motion division list shows wide cross party voting

Lawmakers recorded as voting on Mr Dixon's education motion include numerous ministers and peers across the party divide. The long roll names Adair Fitzmaurice Beaumont and many others among the 94 minority ayes, with a large group of tellers listed as Dillwyn Miller Dixon and Ewing among others.

Adair H. E. Fitzmaurice Lord Muntz P. H. Anderson G. Fordyce W. D. Norwood C. M. Armitstead G. Forster C. Palmer J. H. Baker R. B. W. Fothergill R. Parry L. J. Beaumont H.F. Goldsmid F. Plimsoll Beaumont B. Goldsmid R. Brocklehurst W. C.hoare H. A. Sheridan H. B. Brogden A. Holland Sherriff A. C. Brown A. H. Horsman H. E. Simon Mr. Serjeant Buckley N. Howard J. Stapleton J Candlish J. Illingworth A. Stepney J. Carnegie H. H. Cowen J. Lusk A. Wedderburn D. Craufurd Sik H.J. Mactie R. A. White J. Dalglish R. M.arthur W. Williams W. Dalrymple D. M.laren D. Wingfield C. Davies Melly G. Young A Dickinson Mia W. A. Cadogan F. W.hil V. BT. Cameron D. Hill A. 8. Campbell H. Hoare P. M. Cardwell B.hodgkinson G. Carrington W.hodgson K. D. Cartwright F. Hodgson W. N Cartwright Hogg J. M. Cavendish F. Holford J. P. Cavendish G. Helms J. Cawley C. E. Holmesdale Vi Cecil B.g.holt J. M. Chambers T. Hope Child Hornby BE. K. Childers H.hoskyns C. W. Cholmeley Jardine R. Corrigan D. Jessel G. . Corry Rt. H H. T.johnstone Sir Cowper Hon H. Jones J. Cowper-Temple W.kavanagh A. J. Crawford R. W. K.shuttleworth Crichton Viscount Kekewich T. Croft H. G R. Laslett W. Disraeli Rt. Learmonth A. Dodds J. Lefevre G. J. Dodson J. G Legh W. J Dowdeswell W Lennox G. W Downing M.C Lennox Lord H. G.turner M. Dowse R. Leslie J. Walker G. G. Duff M. E. Liddell H. G.walpole H. Duff R. W. Lindsay R. L.walsh A. Duncombe Col. Locke J. Walter J. du Pre C. G Lopes H. C.waterhouse W. H. Lopes M. Watney Col Viscount March Earl of Young G. Ennis J.J. Marling Erskine J. E. Matthews H. Tellers. Ewing A. O. Maxwell W. H Mr. Glyn. Fielden J. Mellor T. W Mr. Adam. Fellowes E. Merry

Absentee Liberals and Division Vote Details

The report lists Liberal MPs absent in the first division and records the second division vote on Mr. Forster's amendment with 323 for and 98 against. It notes in-turn absences and subsequent minorities among Liberals including R S Aytoun A Gilpin H Rk Brand D K Hodgson J Monk Reed and others.

Messrs. C. Reed Baines Morley Aytoun R. Wingfield Baker M. A. Bass M. T. Bass D. Chadwick M. Chambers H. Campbell M. R. Dalway C. Gilpin J. D. Harris H. James A. Johnston Locke King W. Laslett Ald W. Lawrence Harvey Lewis Sir J. Lubbock W. M.combie P. W. Martin A. Matheson A. J. Mundella A. J. Otway G. Onslow J. Platt W. S. Roden H. B. Sheridan M.C. Torrens H. S. P. Winterbotham Mr. Forster Messrs. R A. Gilpin H. Rk. Brand Dr. Brewer Mary. Bermont T. Chambers Hon. H. Cowper W. Finnie G. Hodgkinson D. K. Hodgson W. B. Hughes T. Lea

National Society to Push Women's Disabilities Bill

Mr Jacob Bright MP will move the second reading of the Women's Disabilities Bill. A conference of principal supporters of the movement will be held in London before the vote. The National Society is well organised with a strong central committee including many MPs and other influential figures.

National Society For Women’s Suffrage Jacob Bright M.P London National Society Man M.P

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