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Newspaper
Nonconformist
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Mar 15, 1876
Page
5
In a 1876 letter John Browne of Wrentham questions whether the board can transfer a district school or if the department can veto such transfer after long guidance and expense. He denounces the process as monstrous and urges parish rights to elementary education, acknowledging supporters of Rev. G. Barrett. March 9 1876.
The Parliament debates the proposed addition of Empress to the Queen’s title. Mr. Disraeli faces strong opposition as Mr. Gladstone questions the emission of direct evidence. The division on the second reading passes 284 to 31, amid ongoing scrutiny of India relations and naval budgeting.
In the Lords on Thursday a motion for the second reading of the Oxford University Bill drew debate. Archbishop of Canterbury favored passage, urged avoiding fresh inquiries, and warned against limiting clergy education access. Lords Carlingford Carnarvon Cleveland Morey offered criticisms and sought clarifications on commissioners and policy.
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