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Newspaper
Nonconformist
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Sep 17, 1873
Page
5
A critic targets the parish schooling system backed by state aid and denominational proselytism, urging a transition toward elected schooling while preserving inspectors. The passage also critiques Mr. Gladstone's Liberal record and calls for unity to define future policy based on core principles.
A liberal paper notes Liberal decline began when Gladstone sought parliamentary support from former Liberal foes around 1870. It questions the government education policy while observing the Premier's return to Palmerston era tactics of pitting Conservative votes against Liberal adherents. Differences among Liberals are discussed.
The Queen travels from Inverlochy to Fort William with arches and fireworks as Fort William honors her. She sketches Lo chaber and Glencoe while Lochiel presents a silver cup with the "real mountain dew" tied to historic moments. Other royals travel, while fires erupt in London and political amnesty meetings loom.
Mr Lowe states the case of Fenian prisoners has repeatedly been considered by Her Majesty's Government and remains unchanged from ordinary convicts. The report lists numerous local incidents including two drowning deaths in Derby, a Cannock Chase troop march past, and a Leeds University education conference with funding pledges from Leeds and Bradford.
Reports say the German Emperor will shortly visit Rome. In the South Seas a native body seized the schooner Davidia and murdered four crewmen. The Duke of Anhalt agrees to cede his duchy to Prussia under certain terms, with negotiations ongoing. M. W. de Fongielle in the Suir expresses the...
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