Jamaica's voluntary school movement praised amid hardship
In Jamaica discussions on education highlight the Voluntary School Society as a cure for failed government schemes. Leaders note overcrowded poverty, farm downturns, and 25 000 day scholars while urging aid from England to sustain local schools. They insist true education blends moral and religious influence with voluntary effort.
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J. M. Pacitiirro
Jamaica
Africa
South America
Cuba
Porto Rico
Dexpy
England
E. Mratu
House of Commons
Mr. Stovel
Prussia
America
Association
J. K. Shuttleworth
Morley
W. Edwards
East. Coover
W. J. Units
Cooper
Voluntary School Association
Paxton Hoop
R. Extrsetox
Peace Society Annual Meeting in Finsbury Chapel
The Peace Society held its annual meeting in Finsbury Chapel with Mr. Charles Hindley MP presiding. The report warned of global tensions from Italy to India and China, praised peace efforts and existing Persia treaty terms, and affirmed unwavering commitment to peace through Christian principles despite ongoing wars.
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Finsbury Chapel
Charles Hindley
M.P
Dr. Burns
Charles Stovel
Paxton Hood
John Burnet
John Ross
Samuel Bowly
Gloucester
Joseph Sturge
J. Jones
R. Whittaker
R. Ransome
Chamerovzow
Car
H. Richards
Russia
Italy
Naples
Paris
India
Central Asia
Persian Gulf
China
America
Manchester
Persia
Canton
House of Commons
Cobden
Bright
Zion
God
Christ
Earth
Samonel Bow Y
Peace Society
Hear
Dr. Burys
Caries Stoveel