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Newspaper

Nonconformist

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Nov 01, 1876

Page

5

London School Board policy in religious instruction debate

The piece surveys Liberal and Church candidates for London and Manchester school boards, arguing for the existing board policy on denominational education, criticizing Anglican and Catholic positions, and detailing candidate selections, retirements, and electoral plans across cities. It discusses endowments, teacher supply, and potential shifts toward a broader board system.

London England London Board E. Lyulph Stanley Stanley London School Board School Board of London National Society School Board For Canon O'Sullivan Roman Catholica Canon Longman Scriptural Educational Union Davis Church Manchester Messia J. A. Bremner John Henn James Croston W. C. Pooley George Milner Herbert Birley Thomas Dale Sueveieno Council The Liberal Association Messrs. Allott and Kadon Vir. Wardlow H. J. Wilson Batty Langley W. Rolley

Public Men on the Eastern Question at Deal

Mr. Knatchbull-Hugessen M.P. spoke to constituents in Deal on Wednesday evening. He said ministers shared public indignation at atrocities but he did not fully back the Government. He defended Karl Beavan as not levity and praised the fleet sent to Besika Bay while withholding unqualified support as events unfolded with Mr. Gladstone taking a lead.

Knatchbull-Hugessen Dealon Karl Beavensfield House of Commons Besika Bay Gladstone

Fragmented Reform Era Debate on Eastern Question and Policy

The article covers liberal and conservative figures debating foreign policy and the Eastern Question. Knatchbull-Hugessen criticizes Gladstone's impulse over fixed views while praising restraint on Russia. Mundella blames government inaction for Bulgarian atrocities. Sir Henry James condemns Turkish oppression and Derby's stance. Cross attends Manchester Conservative Club events and defends Cabinet humanity and the need to act in Britain's interest.

Mr. Knatchbull- Hugessen Mr. Gladstone Lord Beaconsfield Berlin Turkey Russia Germany Austria Italy France England Servia Knatchbull-Hugessen Henry James Taunton Herzegovinians Lord Derby Sir Henry Constantinople Cross Manchester Lord Winmarleigh Ottoman Empire Europe

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