Critique of Voluntary Education Funds and School Boards
The piece argues against voluntary education subscriptions as a substitute for rates and warns it undermines municipal oversight. It cites 1872 figures of 570 9751 from 258 296 contributors to show unequal, evasive funding. It calls for enforcing school boards to raise adequate funds and reduce reliance on voluntary payments.
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Parkhurat Prison
Priory of
Education Act debated as London School Board fixes November 27 election
London School Board confirms November 27 as election day approved by Education Department. Measures include expanding teacher recruitment from good social position, new kindergarten instruction, and two New Cross schools expected to serve 1,600 children with future expansion to 36,000. Reports on refusals of 15 children by local schools highlight inspector visits as a defensive factor.
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London School Board
Education Department
Langdale
Smithies
Greenwich
Emily Guest
Newcross
Clifford Road
Deptford
Brighton
Creek’s Road
T. W. Marchant
Mr. Currie
Macpoor
J. Bennett
Waugh
Mr. Waugh
Currie
Macgregor
Reading School Board
Latrorp
Warburton
England
Wales
Manchester
Salford
Herbert Birley
Birmingham
Birmingham Post
Church of England
Sheffield
Clayton
Supt. Gilley
G. W. Sharman
D. T. Ingham
White Lion
Heeley
Pheasant Inn
Highfields
Sharman
Bull’s Head Inn
Sheffield Moor
Gurjun oil touted as possible cure for leprosy
The Port Blair surgeon in India reports that oil from the gurjun tree may cure leprosy at all stages with no noted failures. Doctors in Calcutta and Madras report only partial success with cashew-nut oil. The claim awaits full experimental confirmation and further disclosure.
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Friend
India
Kenneth Stuart
Calcutta
Balfour
Madras
Port Blair
Thiers Responds to Nancy Visit Invitation and Calls for Caution
Thiers explains refusal to visit Nancy citing calumny and the need to defend the Republic and France's rights. He warns against agitation without the National Assembly and urges cautious action as the country faces a grave crisis and possible restoration debates unfold. The Right in Parliament forms a committee to unite on Monarchy while debating cabinet reshuffles and a Charter based restoration.
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M. Thiers
Nancy
Belfort
France
Bordeaux
National Assembly
America
England
Frohsdorf
Changarnier
Duc d’Audiffret Pasquier
M. de Larcy
M.combier
M. Daru
Comte de Chambord
Paris Journal
Duke Decazes
Foreign Affairs
M. Bocher
Interior
M. Chesnelong
Finance
M. Depeyre
Justice
M. Grivart
M. Anisson Dapey
Gaulois
Perigueux
M. Gambetta