Contention Over National School System and Church Monopoly
The piece attacks church control of primary education and calls for expanding board schooling. It argues the National Society opposes mixed systems, favors ratepayers boards, and mocks proposals to fund sectarian schools while warning of wider Irish implications. It notes Disraeli’s likely stance and cautions against church domination across regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Privy Council
Boker
Énky
Te Fongs
Oliver
Pote Society
National Society
Pheet
Askinie
London
Acoo
Tate
Disraeli
Lord Lyttelton
England
Ireland
St. George’s Channel
Liberation Society Publications Highlighted For Readers
A summary note presents recent Liberation Society publications and their discriminating direction by the Executive Committee. The text emphasizes the literature’s special adaptability for informing and guiding readers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Liberation Society
Disestablishment and the English Church in Public Debate
A lengthy review extols pamphlets and placards by the Liberation Society and allied writers critiquing the Church of England. It praises Thorold Rogers and J. G. Rogers, notes rising pamphlet sales, and urges wider distribution to workers and households, calling for intelligent action and active public effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parkinson
Church
Thorold Rogers
J. G. Rogers
Rogers
Crosskey
T of England
Jenkins
Brish
C Hurch
Henry
Richard
Liberation Movement
Halifax
Parvo
The
Liberation Society
Utmos
Thes
Public Worship Facilities Debate in Establishment
The discussion covers the Wimbledon case and the push for relaxed parochial controls to expand worship venues. Witnesses argue for more open sittings, voluntary principles, and fewer pew rents to serve working classes, while noting legal constraints and varied parish needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Commons
W. E. Jeff
A. T. Boodle
Wimbledon
Haygarth
Boodle
Church of England
God