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Bible reading and education debates in London schools
A long discussion outlines support for Bible reading as a birthright and for compulsory education. Candidates like Professor Brewer, Dr Tomkins, and Mr Murphy press for unsectarian religious teaching, read Bible in schools, and expanded industrial education while opposing sectarian bias and excessive rate burdens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brewer
Dixon
George Cruikshank
Huxley
W. H. Freemantle
Delphi
Joseph Guedalla
Hyre Arms
Finisuny
John Sands
Tomkins
D.C.L
Spa Chapel
Thomas Chatfeild Clarke
Myddelton Hall
Edmond
Jesse Hobson
Raleigh
Oberts
Morgan
Jerson
Messrs. Sinclair
Chambers
Spokes
Horrell
Glover
Preston
Paddington
Jeffery
Bromley
B. Lucraft
Finsbury
Goswell-road
J. Rodgers
St. Thomas Charterhouse
Rodgers
Lamarta
G. M. Murphy
Lambeth
Bible Christian
Waterloo Road
E. H. Rabbits
Benjamin Hannen
Holland and
Longlane
Bermondsey
Southwark
Wallace
Bayley
Westminster
The
Westminster School Board
Sir C. Trevelyan
London School Board
C. Trevelyan
F. Harrison
A. Hobhouse
Edmond Fitzmaurice
Calne
Thomas Hughes
M.P
America
Westminster School Board Association
Viscount Sandon
W. H. Smith
Dr. Barry
King’s College
Rigg
Wesleyan Training College
Mudie
Sunday School Union
G. W. Martin
City of Westminster
Martin
W. McCullagh Torrens
London
J. Allanson Picton
Hackney
Ous
W. Green
Stormont House
Green
F. J. Tomkins
Inner Temple
Her Majesty
British North America
United States
Germany
J. E. Tresidder
Benjamin Waugh
Woodland Villas
Blackheath
Greenwich
Sydney Hedley Waterlow
Marylebone
Metropolitan School Board
Sydney
Murphy
Tower Hamlets
Beaumont Institution
Mile-end
Mesars
KH. N. Buxton
EB. H. Currie
Buxton
Currie
Thomas Scrutton
Woming
City of London
George Potter
Beehive
George Shipton
William Cremer
Chelsea
William Harry
John Osborne
Hales
Frederic Cohn
Benjamin Lucraft