Education Question and the path of National schooling
A critique of the education question traces its decline from early conflicts with privileged classes through Lancastrian, Madras, and Dissenting systems. It argues for united Christian common truths in schools, warns against secular or sectarian schooling, and questions Privy Council grants that favor Church over Dissenters while risking national unity. The piece calls for cooperative, nonsectarian Christian teaching and cautions against centralised control.
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Lancaster
Parrotiams
Education
Privy Council
Vaughan
Teason
Menagem
British and Foreign School Society
John Calvin
Society of Friends
Paul
Cephas
Christ
Minute of Privy Council
Chaurch
Morpeth
Toe Wretkyars
Tas Goveunmayt
Envoariox Scarmz
Masongstex
Wesleyan Committee of Privileges
London
Marquis of Lansdowne
Ohio
Ruivy Council
Incorporated Law Society
Chancery Lane
Law Society
Cobden
Naples
Montemoux
Count de Montemolin
Spain
Board of Ordnance
Grigor
Norwich Mercury
Berlin
Petiote
S Sam
England
John Labouchere
Moseley
Midland
Russell
Hear
St. Asaph
Earth
Eac
Lancashire
H. Hughes
J.J. Cummings
Committee of Council On Education
Church of England
Richard Burgess
France
Austria
Chase
Zotion
Zotion Carried. the Rev. Dr. Cumming
Cbhurch
Scotland
E. Oriel
Augustus Short
Adelaide
Joseph Payne
Hoere
W. Short
Extraordinary Case of Self-Destruction by Two Persons
Two Leeds youths Joseph Bolland and Maria Wilson drowned themselves in the Aire after a night of apparent despair over unemployment and love. The inquest heard they planned to marry, contemplated Harrogate or France work, and died in a locked embrace with a handkerchief. The jury ruled they took their lives in full possession of reason.
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Leeds
Joseph Bolland
Maria Wilson
Lincoln Field Place
Bolland
Messrs. Hives and Atkinson's
Bank
Leeda
Blackburn
Leeda Court House
Marthe Wilson
Mabgate Green
Maris
Harrogate
Heanoah Bolland
Maria
Joseph
Harriet Helliwell
Land
Bollani
Mary Dinsdale
Newtown
France
Thomas Wilson
Sykestow
Holland
Hoe
Wilson
T. Wilson
Dinsdale
Dyer Street
St. Peter's Square
Alarming Tipton boat tragedy prompts rescue at Rolfe bridge
Easter Tuesday party of 160 from Tipton and Darlaston hired the Euphrates to Birmingham. The boat toppled near Rolfe's bridge, throwing musicians and outside passengers into the canal as it sank. Many escaped by climbing to the top deck or windows, aided by nearby workers who sheltered women and children inside a glassworks.
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Tipton
Darlaston
Birmingham
Bost
Rolfe’s Bridge
Smithwick
Bir
Riley
Raynor
Wi ‘Aillacs Aelneee
James Bradley
Orot
Sheffield
Mr. Riley
Mr. West
C. J. P. Eyre
Ottley
J. P. Eyre
Paranent
Freila
Bury Herald
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Countey Borriey
Acheve of Education
Frsessabons Hall
Lord Aabley
Melville Lop
Thoutealce
House of Commons
Committee of the Privy Council
Oxford
Cambridge
London University
Marke
Downing Street
Altoether
Christiana
Honaliste
Crosby Hall
Norwich
Jesus
Grantley Berkeley
Dean Forresters
Dean
Forest of Dean
Forest
Munio
Mitcheldean
T. G. Clayton
Bierly Hall
Yorkshire
J. N. Balme
Gloucester
Mr. Hunt
Almendewre
Eriatol
Earl Fitzhardinge
Joyner Eilis
Ellis
G. Berkeley
Hunt
Almondabury
Mr. Berkeley
Bright
Bin
Lord Witzbardinge
Yeomanry
Society of Gentleoen
Duke of Beaufort
Grauney Berkeley
Hberal
Tis Party
Grenville Berkeley
Clayton
Bierley Ball
Severn
Bob Acre
Aaron Gould
Joyner Ellis
Board of Guardians
Lord Fitzhardings
Bunt
Rome
West Gloucestershire