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Newspaper

Nonconformist

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Sep 08, 1875

Page

14

London Home Aims to Rescue 300000 Parochial Children

A speaker described how 300,000 children under fifteen were in parochial care, many escaping to urban streets. He cited criminal and illegitimate origins, with 10,258 juveniles in prison and 6,607 known to police, and outlined the Home’s work in London to shelter and reform them, including planned cottages and a training ship costing 7 000 to 8 000 pounds.

London

Agitation Restores Call for Agricultural Labourers Union

A correspondent defends the National Agricultural Labourers' Union led by Joseph Arch against A Clayden. The letter argues for continued reform including clerical abolition, universal village education, land access, housing, and equal voting rights, with wage and emigration concerns highlighted. It cites wages, contracts, and emigration patterns to show unions remain needed.

A. Clayden National Agricultural Labourers’ Union Joseph Arch Salisbury Dorchester Wiltshire Dorset Wilts England

Letter to the Editor on the Agricultural Labourers' Union crisis

A correspondent named Arthur Clayden writes to the editor disputing the union crisis narrative. The letter argues the piece misrepresents the author’s position and reflects a broader trend of misinforming the public.

Sim Arthur Clayden Clayden Wilts Dorset National Agricultural Labourers’ Union

A Clergyman Refutes Establishment Arguments

A clergyman critiques sermons supporting church establishment arguing that prophecy does not sanction national church ties. He cites Psalm II and Isaiah to challenge the view that kingly rule should align with church power and warns against using biblical prophecy to justify establishment. No doubt kings and rulers of the earth remain central figures in the debate.

Christ Church of the Living God Jesus Lord

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