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Nonconformist in London, Middlesex

16 Mar 1870

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Nonconformist

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Mar 16, 1870

Page

8

National Education Bill Divides Liberals and Nonconformists

A Gravesend meeting condemns the government bill for intensifying religious divisions in schools. Petitions and resolutions across Liverpool Norwich Nottingham and Taunton demand unsectarian, compulsory, free education with ratepayer elected boards and oppose denominational state instruction.

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Gravesend Princes-street Wm. Guest Tulk Liberal Association Liverpool United Presbyterian Presbytery Law Association House of Commons J. J. Stitt General Baptist Midland Conference Ripley Derby Midland Counties Auberon Herbert M.P Robert Argile Charles Clarke Ashby-de-la- Zouch Corn Exchange Bromsgrove Matheson Ellis Nottingham St. Mary’s Norwich National Education League Manchester Town Hall Forster Alderman Rumney West Somerset Paul's Meeting Taunton W. Young G. W. Humphreys Wellington W. H. Griffith The Independent College Joseph Wilshire KE. Bates Bishop's Hall G. W. Roughton Watchet Messrs. E. Rossiter Samuel Pollard John Thorne Walter Maynard Gladstone Halifax Alderman Hutchinson J.P Constantine Councillor Wayman Lloyd- Jones League John Scarborough John Snowden Education Union
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Algeria Reform Moves in French Chamber Sparks Resignation Talks

Last Wednesday in Paris the French Chamber passed an Algeria reform order of the day with cross party support. Ollivier promised three Algerian representatives, boosting Liberal backing. rumors say Marshal MacMahon may resign. The chamber adjourned to January 21 to push committee work, while a Left Centre banquet celebrated unity with the Emperor’s cabinet.

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Algeria M. Ollivier Senate M. Jules Favre Marshal MacMahon d'Andelarre Friends of Liberty Constitutional Empire
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Duel Fatal in Madrid: Infante Henry Killed in Pose

The Duke de Montpensier and Infante Henry of Bourbon fought a duel in Madrid on Saturday. Henry was shot in the head and killed after a sequence of exchanges. The Duke’s remark after the fatal shot cited paternal intent toward Henry’s children. Authorities lack evidence to arrest the Duke. The dispute arose from Henry’s insulting letter accusing Montpensier of Jesuit conspiracy.

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Duke de Montpensier Henry of Bourbon Prince Henry Madrid Trench Prim Spain Cortes Nord Marshal Serrano
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Degenerate French Senate Crisis Preoccupies Ollivier Cabinet

Reports from Paris describe a Senate revolt over Ollivier’s pledge to curb clerical monopoly on constitutional matters. The Gaulois notes the constitutional state cannot have costly spokes, while the Left seeks Budget control and veto rights. Government aims for a stable majority with no immediate dissolution.

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M. Ollivier Senate Daily News Senatus Consultum Corps Législatif M. Rouher Ollivier Gaulois
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Senate Passes Sherman Bill For 1.2 Billion Bonds

The Washington Senate backed a Sherman measure authorizing 1.2 billion dollars in bonds payable in coin and tax exempt. The bill sets 5 4 and 4 percent interest and allows treasury agents to negotiate the issue. The House is expected to reject or modify it. Georgia statehood bill advances in the House after 114 to 71 vote. New Hampshire elections shift to Republicans with Stearns reelected governor and a solid Legislature. Sir John Young plans to depart Ottawa for Red River Territory after Parliament adjourns. The Chicago journals publish.

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Washington Senate Sherman Secretary of the Treasury United States House House of Representatives Georgia New Hampshire Stearns John Young Canada Ottawa Red River Chicago
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