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Newspaper

Nonconformist

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Mar 16, 1870

Page

7

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.

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.

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.

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.

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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