Reforming Armaments and Army to Fund Education
The article argues navy savings and army cuts could finance education expansion. It estimates army costs near thirteen million and suggests four to five million more could be saved without harming defense. It advocates expanding army reform and Cardwell’s reserve plan to fund emergencies, even with 20 000 to 30 000 fewer regulars.
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Cardwell
Emigration Movement and State Aid Debate
The article argues state aid to emigration is waning as public sentiment shifts to practical emigration schemes. It notes shortages of suitable workers, colonies needing skilled labor, and calls for reliable information and selective, commercially driven emigration funded by capital and land grants rather than government handouts.
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Australia
Canada
United States
South America
Colonies
Victoria
Queensland
Tasmania
Kansas
Virginia
Louisiana
Colonists’ and Emigrants’ Aid Corporation
Carlyle denies Pantheism in Hartlepool letter
In a 7 March 1870 note to J G Douglas of Hartlepool, Tomas Carlyle declares he is not a Pantheist nor a Pan theist and dismisses the critics as ill-intentioned, saying any damage is theirs.
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Tomas Carlyle
South Durham Mercury
Carlyle
J. G. Doulas
Hartlepool
Mr. Carlyle
Government Education Bill Deputation Presses for Revisions
A National Education League delegation of nearly 400, including MPs and branch delegates, meets at Downing Street with Premier Gladstone to urge changes. The group backs compulsory education and questions the Conscience Clause while seeking how existing schools would be funded and standardized under the bill.
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National Education League
Downing Street
League
Armistead
Cohen
Dalrymple
C. W. Dilke
Dixon
Eykyn
Fawcett
Vernon Harcourt
A. Herbert
H. A. Hoare
Mr. Howard
Illingworth
Johnson
Kirk
Mr. Lewis
Lush
Mr. Melly
Miall
Jones-Parry
Potter
Rylands
B. Samuelson
H. Samuelson
Serjeant Simon
Sartoris
Sherriff
Stepney
Sykes
Taylor
Wedderburn
London
Bloomsbury
Camden
Chelsea
Deptford
Greenwich
Hackney
Kensington
Lambeth
Marylebone
North London
Peckham
Westminster
West Ham
Woolwich
Plumstead
Charlton
Bath
Banbury
Bedford
Belper
Birkenhead
Birmingham
Bolton
Bradford
Brighton
Bristol
Bromsgrove
Burslem
Canterbury
Carlisle
Carmarthen
Chesham
Cheater
Coventry
Darwen
Derby
Devonport
Dewsbury
Dukinfield
Dudley
Edgbaston
Falmouth
Ipswich
Kendal
Halifax
Handsworth
Harborne
Hastings
Hinckley
Huddersfield
Huntingdon
Hyde
Hereford
Leeds
Leicester
Lichfield
Liverpool
Manchester
Middlesborough
Newcastle
Newport
Isle of Wight
Northampton
Nottingham
Oldbury
Oxford
Peterborough
Plymouth
Reading
Rochester
Salisbury
Sheffield
Shrewsbury
Southampton
South Shields
Stafford
Stockport
Stourbridge
Tipton
Tynemouth
Walsall
Warrington
West Bromwich
West Kent
Winchfield
Wolverhampton
Worcester
Windsor
Gladstone
Earl de Grey
Forster
Privy Council
Geordr Dixon
M.P
Josprah Chamberlain
Bart
A. J. Mundella
Robert Applegarth
S. A. Steinthal
Alfred Illingworth
F. Burnham Tinck
Charles Vince
Guanstone
Lord de Grey
Mr. Chamberlain
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the Emigration Movement
National League