Trench's plea for undenominational religious teaching at Liverpool schools
The Liverpool Education Department declined action and the school board postponed ruling on Mr. Trench's request to use board schools for undenominational religious instruction. Debates highlighted fears the plan would convert board schools into Church of England institutions and leave Catholics unserved. The board effectively rejected the proposal for now, awaiting public consideration.
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Liverpool Board
Trench
Pooley
Church of England
Mr. Stitt
Hubback
Relious
Whitty
Roberts
Pritchard
Mr. Trench
Morpeth tribute plan for Sir George Grey M P
Friends in Morpeth plan a testimonial when Sir George Grey retires from Parliament after over twenty years of representation. A meeting resolved to honor his national public life and invite Cabinet members and other officials to join a committee. The piece includes a separate American letter noting crime severity and public sentiment.
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Georde Grey
George Grey
Morpeth
Colorado
American Paper
Public figures clash on Education Act at county meetings
Lord Lyttelton attacks Mr Bright's Education Act views, defending denominational schools and urging equal treatment of public elementary schools. Marquis of Ripon and Mr Baxter discuss state aid, religious instruction, and fiscal policy as Exeter and other meetings echo with supporting cheers and dissent.
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Lord Lyttelton
Worcester
Lichfield
Hereford
Saltley
Birmingham
Mr. Bright
Bright
Forster
Lord Ripon
Mr. Forster
Surnday
W. E. Baxter
Arbroath
Baxter
England
Scotland
Gladstone
Lord Derby
Liberal Party
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Sir John Coleridge
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God
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