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Newspaper

Nonconformist

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Oct 13, 1869

Page

6

National Education League Opens Conference At Birmingham

The National Education League meeting began in Birmingham with the aims to secure universal education in England and Wales. It seeks local compulsory school provision funded by rates and grants, unsectarian, with free admission and compulsory attendance when appropriate. The body has branches in major towns, 40 MPs, many influential supporters, 400 ministers, and a starting fund of 15 000.

Ter National Education League Birmingham England and Wales League M.P

Leagues and Welsh Tenant Struggles Dominate Newspaper Outlook

The piece notes upcoming League discussions in Parliament and a push to reform denominational schooling. It reports landlord oppression in Wales with evictions and farm sales, a planned Aberystwyth conference, and a national collection across Nonconformist congregations. It also covers Lord Derby’s health, Morning Star's merger with Daily News, and Spain’s Republican insurrection with Castelar's exile, clerical tensions, and Father Hyacinthe’s flight to the United States.

Manchester United Kingdom Cardiganshire Carmarthenshire Carnarvonshire Wales Aberyswith England Lord Derby Earl of Derby House of Lords Disraeli Morning Star Daily News Star Liberal Party Spain Prim Reuss Valencia Saragossa Cortes Senor Castelar Portugal

France at wind’s eye signals shift to lawful liberty

Editorial opines France has learned the lesson of self government through legal, peaceful means. It notes tempering impatience since 1789, the decline of personal rulership, and growing support for parliamentary government and lawful reform over revolutionary action.

Tere France Corps Législatif Senatus Consultum

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