Educational Conference at Manchester on secular schooling
A large Manchester meeting of the Lancashire Public School Association discussed forming a national secular school system. Delegates debated plans for local control, free education, and avoiding sectarianism while ensuring religious instruction in homes. Speakers included Cobden, Forster, and Warxin, urging widespread voluntary support and national reform.
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Manne Eereanen
Lancashire Public Schools
National Association
Mechanics’ Institution
Alexander Henry
M.P
R. Cobden
J. B. Smith
Brotherton
W. Flatgreaves
W.E. Hickson
R. Thorp
Burton Overy
Leicester
W. Walker
Oldham
W E. Forster
Rawdon
Leeds
Bacon
Newhaven
United States
Lucas
London
J. Jenkins
Swansea
R. Heywood
Bolton
J. A. Baynes
Nottingham
Alderman Weston
Alderman Cutler
Councillor Goodrick
C. Shaw
Birmingham
C. E. Rawlins
W. Ferguson
J. Aikin
William Rathbone
Sheffield
Satterthwaite
Tulkethall
Preston
J. 8. Smith
Halifax
P. Brewster
Paisley
Gaskell
Warrington
H. Reid
J. G. Teggin
Mansfield
Notts
A. F. Blythe
Chesterfield
H. W. Crosekey
Derby
E. Armitage
J. R. Beard
W. M‘kerrow
George Wilson
J. Watts
Charmman
William M'Kerrow
C. P. Villiers
J. Hume
Colonel Thompson
Dudley Stuart
Robert Chambers
Samogi Lucas
Leetering
Lancashire Public School Association
Council of Education
Manchester
Feelirg
Anatom Warxin
National
Secular School Association
England
Wales
Hiegingham
Convex
Public School Association
Johnson
J.B. Smith
J.G. Holyhoake
Joseph Barker
Connecticut
New England
R. Toone
Lancashire
Hook
Conpen
House of Commons
Fox
Tahoo
Europe
West
Barker
M.kennow
P. Brewsrse
Presbyterian
Alderman
Baynes
Hopason
Cobden
Watris
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Riding of Yorkshire
Lam
Edward Baines