Religious teaching in schools sparks heated board debate
The board wrestling with Roman Catholic teacher provision and denominational limits amid calls for a system where only the responsible teacher would provide religious instruction. Debates reference Crossman and Macgregor amendments, with votes and adjournment follows.
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Gladstone
House of Commons
Angus
Ingle
Thorold
Langparte
Crossman
Douay
Barey
Macgregor
J. A. Picton
Church of England
Chatfeild Clarke
Lafone
Hurcurus
London
W. Green
W. H. Smith
Scrutton
Mr. Watson
Green
Canon Cromwell
Tasmman
Anaus
Miss Davies
Tresipper
Mr. Smith
Mr. Green
Morney
M.P
Cuntrerup Charles
School Board Chronicle
Times
Breminacamm
Birmingham School Board
Dale
National Education League
Charles Vince
F. S. Dale
Joseph Chamberlain
R. W. Dale
Church Party
Birmingham
Exeter
Miss Temple
St. Thomas
Pillar
Reapine
Alfred Sutton
Evangelical Church
W. Payne
St. John’s Church
George
M. A. Bruton
Patrick Miller
Thomas Williams
John Griffiths
C. W. James
Cornelius Griffiths
8. Harpur
H. James
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