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Newspaper
Nonconformist
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Nov 17, 1875
Page
7
The speaker argues that major powers will respect guarantees, Britain should avoid entanglement, and that all European states share a strong desire for peace, making restraint prudent amid looming conflict.
A London editorial accuses Hertford College clerics of exploiting a parliamentary Act to limit tests while advertising fellowships. It argues the college shows contempt for law and mocks religious equality, urging Mowbray to address the alleged dodges and warning of broader political implications.
Immigrant families from St Helena to Natal send children to a Durban Government school. Some colonists object to mixed classes and two sisters, one lighter and one darker, are treated differently. They appeal to Sir Garnet Wolseley for equal schooling under British subjects’ rights. Colonial Secretary cites separate schooling.
Immigrant families braved class prejudice as government schools barred their children. They pressed England for aid, sending letters to MP Henry Richard and to the Aborigines' Protection Society. Carnarvon ordered inquiry while Wolseley announced future government schools open to all subjects.
Notices include Matthew Arnold revising a feissite and preparing a uniform edition with recent periodical pieces. A Paris wedding agency announces a chapel and Mayoralty branch to conduct civil and religious weddings under one roof with carriages, lawyers, music, and wedding cry. An Irishman’s track accident and a manslaughter case review reveal judicial decisions on parental neglect and new statute implications.
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