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Nonconformist

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Mar 18, 1874

Page

4

Debate over school hours and denominational education policy

The report covers proposed changes to school attendance times with Tuesday and Friday mornings 10:15 a.m. thresholds and potential shifts in parent behavior. It notes varied board actions on school fees and denominational influence alongside a National Society push to repeal the Cowper-Temple Clause and fund denominational or secular schools, signaling likely parliamentary agitation in coming sessions.

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Clergy Push to Abolish the Revised Code in Education Reform

A church deputation led by Canons Gregory and Cromwell met the Education Minister to press abolition of pay by results under the revised code. They argue the system unfairly rewards teachers who focus on better pupils, while the mass of duller students receive less attention. They warn changes would threaten board schools and denationalized education, urging a free hand for denominational schools while preserving government funds.

Canons Gregory Cromwell Lowe Wes Reid London Gregory Council Canon Cromwell Church of England London School Board Forster

Gladstone Letters Explain Liberal Leadership Plans

Mr Gladstone writes Lord Granville from Carlton House Terrace on March 12 1874 detailing his limited future political role and possible shift to independent status or temporary Liberal leadership support He stresses readiness to assist the party while reserving rest and independence for the 1875 session and beyond.

Gladstone Lord Granville Liberal Party Carlton-house-terrace Granville House of Lords House of Commons W. i. Guapatons

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