Denominational school fees debate shapes London bye law
Members clash over a proposed compulsory education clause for London. Critics warn the measure could push children into denom inational schools while supporters urge careful rollout and insist on real gains for the poor. Arguments cite population growth, school capacity, and practical enforcement.
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W. H. Surry
M.P
Westminster
Waugh
London
Education Department
Chatfeild Clarke
Finsbury
Miss Davies
Her Majesty In Council
Mr. Waugh
Mr. Lucraft
Professor Huxley
Lucraft
Cremer
Marylebone
Mr. Cremer
Spitalfields
Rice
Anderson
Mr. Freeman
Chelsea
Dr. Rigg
Huxley
Guildhall
C. Clarke
Boston
Harecourt Chapel
Isington
Raleigh
Lord Sanpon
Forster
Ancus
Reed
Thorold
A. M’arthur
Lambeth
Crossman
Hackney