French Crisis Shapes in France as Monarchy Schemes Rebound
The text analyzes a proposed six to ten year residency for Marshal Mac Mahon, a conservative reform of electoral rights, and a partially unified ministry. It questions the National Assembly’s legitimacy and forecasts Monarchist efforts to regain control while Thiers may lead toward a Conservative Republic to unify France.
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National Assembly
Marshal MacMahon
Uie
Comtee Chambord
M. Thiers
France
National Society Crusa de Against London School Board
A London St James Hall demonstration led by The National Society for the Education of the People in the Principles of the Established Church challenges the London School Board. The piece notes clerical unity with Ritualists and aims to replace secular leaders with denominational candidates, warning of a fight over 1870 Act provisions and potential danger to nonsectarian education.
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St. James’s Hall
London
National Society For the Education of
London School Board
Vigilance Committee
Ritualists
Canon Miller
Canon Gregory
Lord Shaftesbury
the Talbot
M.P
National Society
RE. Daniel
Battersea College
Forster
Gregory Stamp
Sion College
New Religious Difficulty Arises From Education Act 1870
The piece notes ongoing melons difficulties linked to the Education Act of 1870 and warns that school boards may be used as venues for religious instruction. It cites Rev. W. R. Trench of St Matthias Liverpool who argued parents might send children if they knew daily instruction occurred.
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Liverpoolchool Board
W. R. ‘Brench
St. Matthias
Liverpool
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