Lord Stanley Urges Self-Reliance in National Education Drive
Lord Stanley argues that self-improvement must be a minority but influential factor in education. He praises George and Robert Stephenson, Fairbairn, and industrial leaders who fund institutions, warns against excessive state aid, and urges independence, private sponsorship, and affordable access to education and related social schemes to reduce ignorance, poverty, and heavy labor.
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Manchester
George Stephenson
North
Robert Stephenson
Fairbairn
Stephensons
England
Society of Arts
Europe
Institute
Cheap Book
Benefit Society
Savings Bank
Cooperative Mill
Fairparrn
J. A. Turner
M.P
Lord Stanley
Bank specie holdings by Scotch and Irish banks
The months ending November 12 show Scotch banks with 2,441,714 pounds in gold and silver and Irish banks with 3,? indicating a total 4,578,531 pounds. The total increases by 226,488 pounds from the prior return and by 17,254 pounds from the same period last year.
Judge Longfield warns against fixity of tenure in Ireland
Judge Longfield argues against a proposed law that would grant tenants perpetual hold on farms. He contends it would confiscate landlords' property, raise rents, breed fraud, ruin improvements, and destabilize contracts. He cites adverse effects on future tenants, landlord solvency, and national wealth, urging a rent valuation instead.
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Longfield
Ireland
The
Dublin Statistical Society
Treland
Adam Smith