Parental rights clash with vicar over Sunday school rule
A speaker argues that a church rule at a Greenwich school infringes parental authority, contending the vicar imposes control over children’s Sunday conduct. He cites cases and notes selective enforcement against dissenters, urging public oversight of such private school rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Education Department
National Ay School
Greenwich
Church of England
Miller
Dr. Miller
Bond Fide Public Elementary
Glstrves
Grdénwidh Arone
Isabel
Election Intelligence and Liberal Signals Across Scotland
Report notes keen public interest in licensing and ballot reforms, with figures like Sir George Balfour and Sir James Ranton drawing support. Mentions forfarshire efforts to sway voters, and debates on education act clauses and religious liberty. Gateshead rumor quashed as Advanced Liberal Association confirms continued representation and recruitment talks.
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Willy
Orkney
Shetland
Laing
Forfarshire
R. Hope
Fenton
James Ranton
Kincardingshire
Hercueg Scott
Bromerton
G. Balfour
Young
Mortison
Sir George
Miall
Gateshead
W. Hutt
Advanced Liberal Association of
Tennant
Political Assembly Notes and Local Candidacy Talks
The North Eastern Railway Company manager argues a borough contest. In Liverpool Mr T Hughes M P declines immediate candidacy and asks correspondents to wait for autumn election prospects. Cork covers Liberal candidate Mathews retirement and a race between Ronayne and Pim with Ronayne as Nationalist and Pim as Conservative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North-Eastern Railway Company
Liverroon
T. Hughes
Liverpool
Cork
Mathews
Ronayne
Pim
Ministers plan radical reform measures for next session
Birmingham Post correspondent claims undoubted authority for a dissolution and a Liberal driven agenda. Key items include Local Taxation Bill Land Bill English Education Act amendment Dublin University Bill and a State takeover of Irish Railways with new branches to unite the system.
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Birmingham Post
House of Commons
Gladstone
Gabinet
Dublin University
Néssion
Erith
Gladstand
Hig
Ghidatoné
Mondy
John Coleridge
W. E. Forster
Education League
United Kingdom
Mr Bright Defends Commercial Treaty Against Silk Weavers
Mr Bright replies to Coventry silk weavers who oppose a new commercial treaty with France. He says the treaty may not be wise for France but cannot injure England since Britain would act for the general good and not on narrow protectionist interests. He urges decision for the national interest.
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Mr. Bright
Coventry Silk-Weavers
France
Bright
England
Church Statistics Debate Over Rural Religious Accommodation
In a letter to the Guardian Dr Lee of the Church Defence Association announces forthcoming thorough investigations and broad tabulation of results. Both sides seek inquiry into rural parish religious accommodation, but current resource limits hinder further study. The piece covers analysis of 1851 to 1872 church growth, objections, and a detailed reply from a local enumerator regarding Bristol and other cities.
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Guardian
Lee
Church Defence Association
Church Defence Institution
Liverpool
Bradford
Bristol
Plymouth
Devonport
Cassoll Mather
Buowle
Free Churches
United Free Methodists
Spon
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Election Intelligence
Canon Mather
St. Matthias
T. Paul’s
Clifton
St. Peter's
Holding
St. James's
College Chapel
Emmanuel
All Saints
St. Clement's
St. Bartholomew's
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