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Newspaper

Nonconformist

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Nov 02, 1870

Page

7

London School Board Faces Compulsory Education Dilemmas

The new London School Board may impose bye laws on compulsory school attendance for five to thirteen year olds with assent from the Education Department. Challenges include enrolling 60,000 street Arab youths and matching teachers to a potential 30,000 new pupils, while avoiding overcapacity and protecting denominational schools. The outcome hinges on voters balancing educational breadth with institutional loyalties at the upcoming election.

London Education Department Metropolitan Hools New London School Board London Board

Comtism in Exclesis and English Contists

A critical sketch of English Comtists led by Dr Richard Congreve, tracing their spread in Britain, church clashes, and a later Paris intervention push. The piece highlights London lectures, the Sussex Hotel setting, Truelove the bookseller, and reactions including support from George Eliot’s mother and a torched Palace-yard demonstration.

Harriet Martineau Stuart Mill George Henry Ewes Dr. Bridges Auguste Herbert Spencer Divines Canon Trevor London Richard Congreve Oxford Sussex M. Comte George Eliot France Paris Old Palace-yard Bridges Dix Hutton G. W. M. Reynolds Republic

A standing army in London stands against crime

The piece argues London maintains a large police establishment, with about 9,000 officers under the Metropolitan Police Commissioners and thousands more through the City. It notes duty splits, beats, and the strain on resources amid rapid population and property growth, detailing 1869 crime, apprehensions, and shifts in enforcement.

Vauban Moltke London Metropolitan Police Commissioners Colonel Henderson Charing-crogs Metropolitan Police Metropolia L A
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