State of the Education Question in the Nation
A critique of the evolving education policy traces the path from early opposition by privileged classes through Lancaster and Bell to the Madras system and Vaughan proposals. It argues against secular schooling, cautions against sectarian division, and urges joint efforts by Church and Dissenters under limited Privy Council influence to pursue a unified national education approach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster
Parratians
Bell
Madras
Privy Council
Vaughan
British and Foreign School Society
Ans
Aisin
Society of Friends
Nainale
Wesleyan Privilege Committee Rejects Government Scheme
Reports from April sessions indicate the Wesleyan committee of privileges, after interviews with the Marquis of Lansdowne, decided not to approve the Government education scheme. The debate centered on the use of an authorised Bible version in schools receiving parliamentary support, with the Privy Council's stance deemed satisfactory. Eastern Law Examinations set for April 27 at the Incorporated Law Society Hall in Chancery Lane. articles due by April 22. Miss Burdett Coutt’s church foundation stones to be laid soon in Rushester Row, Westminster, with ceremony to be led by Miss Coutts and attended by the Bishop of London and Westminster’s Dean and Chapter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Society of Friends
Paul
Cephas
Christ
Friends
Minute of Privy Council
Privy Council
Whalefaxs
Mancy Egsten
London
Marquis of Lansdowne
Incorporated Law Society
Chencery Sane
Law Society
Board of Ordnance
Bank of France
Chamber of Deputies
M. Garnier
Tme
M. Thiers
Mediterranean
Monireur
Messrs. Kecklin
Dallas
Casimir Perler
Thiers
de l’Eapée
Oger
Lasnier
Paris
Guizot
Marquis of Normandy
M. Couche
Great Britain
France
Spain
Portugal
Duc de Broglie
Count St. Amlaire
Bozengais
Northern Railroad
Orleans
Rouen
Havre
Great Northern
Avignon
Vierzon
Bordeaux
Boulogne
Basle
Dieppe
Paris and Strasberg
Tours
Nantes
Lyons
Cette
Dius
Mapaio
Serrano
Madrid
Artanilla
Malaga
Aranjuez
M.de Asllon
Lisbon
Don Enrique
Count de Castellar
Rome
Liasox
Polyphemua
M‘cleverty
Oporto
Mello
Tagua
Aldegallega
St. Ube's
Azello
Almada
Hamilton
Conk City
Cork Examiner
Casey
Barrack Street
Tuckey Street
Bridewell
Cudmore
Capwell
Jobn Callaghan
South Infirmary
Constable Rice
North Main Street
Pembroke Lane
Atrow
Hice
Fairlane
James Murphy
Ballygarven
Foreign Office
Gideon
Sonthampton
Lords Commissionere of the Treasury
Nines Elms
Royal Academy
Axnarvator
Jenny Lurp
Jenny Lind
Lumley
Blackwall
James Campbell
Glasgow
Batavia
Singapore
William Graham
Lloyd's
Central Criminal Court
Madras
Nettles
Grantley Berkeley
Dean Foresters
Degas Fonnet
M.P
Forest of Dean
Speech House
Forest
Birmingham
Mitcheldean
T. G. Clayton
Bierly Hall
Yorkshire
J. N. Balme
Gloucester
Mr. Hont
Almondabury
Bristol
T. Trotter
Hr. Barton
Mesara
A. Gould
C. Bullock
Peacock
Earl Fitzhardinge
Joyner Ellis
Ellis
G. Berkeley
Earl Fizhardinge
Almondsbury
Berkeley
Bright
Bia
Aunt
Lord Fitzhardinge
Regular Army
Yeomanry
Society of Gentlemen
Duke of Beaufort
Elis
Liberal Party
Grenville Herkeles
Clayton
Bierley Hall
Hunt
Ike Bob Acre
Forestesa
Coalmentera
Aston Goold
Aaron Gould
Board of
Guardiana
Mr. Hunt
Tiatesmi
Court of Exchequer rounds up several mid Victorian cases
A summary of Saturday sessions includes Marnoni v Atcheson on a railway bars contract with misdirection claims, Alexander v Boxen on Egypt beans quality, and Doveson and Co. trespass with jury bribery allegations. Also Westminster County Court hears Norton v Saent Day about wages, Brentford petty sessions considers Felony case of Elizabeth Gay, and Guildhall reports a boot theft caper and two assaults at Drury Lane.
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Stafford
London
Alexander
Booxen
Guildhall
Rale
Burine
Doveson Axp Co
Hatofrey
Q.C
Ssave
Westminster County Court
Tug Patant Mize Inpgx Cas Company
Norton v
Cuuses
Roppeny
Sisamnan
Elizabeth Gay
Gay
Hounslow
India
Gallup
William Railton
Radfern
Garbutt Street
Birmingham
Railton
Commissioners of
Metropolitan Police
Brentford
Cuisban
King
Nicholas
New Brentford
Ahe
Central Criminal Court
Clavonass Ayrals
Henry Palmer
Millard
Holborn Bill
Aternoon
James Dake
Palmer
Sir James Duke
Compter
Marlborough Street
Patixo Deas Ros
Soprza
Ellen Smith
Mary Ann Keith
Hardwick
Richard Shereff
Drury Lane Theatre
Bear and Ragged
Bear- Street
Acme
Plamant
Henesty
Keith
Execution of Catherine Foster in Suffolk frees death on scaffold
In Suffolk a condemned 18 year old, Catherine Foster, executed by hanging for poisoning her husband with arsenic after a brief marriage. A crowd of thousands witnessed the drop at the town gallows as she walked up with composure. her confession and final prayers preceded the fatal act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boay St. Enwonpa
Catherine Foster
Suffolk
Acafield
Coaoty
Oakes
Jas. Sparks
Mr. Byrn
London
Corder
Maria Martin
Calcraft
Buur Gaot
H. Ely
Sudbury
West
Ottley
W. Eyre
Eyre
Caramaine Fosten
J. M'Intyre
Thomas West
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Nance
Barance
Szconp Amatzuubr
Besefit
Itag
Pixaion Socistr
Olympic Theatre
Luke
Wrovisare
ncknDiansas
Essex
Burnham
Mr. Coxey
Rogers
Ramona
Yarmouth
Daweron
Downes
Corps of Royal Engineers
Wood
Steward's Bay
Paxasagera
Custom House
Dawson
Monee Hight
Gravesend
West Gloucestershire