Record

Document Reference	Os C 269
Title	Letter from [J. Jackson], Bishop of Lincoln, Riseholme, Lincolnshire, to J.E. Denison; 15 Sept. 1860
Date	15 September 1860
Extent	6 ff
Level	Item/file
Content Description	States that he will attend meeting of Diocesan Board of Education; refers to wish to open [teacher] training school in Lincoln and states that he wants Denison's support; comments that Diocesan Board has planned school for school mistresses and refers to current conditions of training schoolmasters; believes that existing schools are over subscribed and high salary demands indicate too few candidates for posts; lists advantages opening training school; refers to costs and that he hopes Nottingham will meet shortfall; refers to urgency of matter; states that he is sure of success with Denison's support and is looking for other sponsors. Post-script refers to need to open school in January.
Term	education, Board of Education, Lincoln Diocese
	education, tutors
	education, reform
	schools, training
	patronage, social
	women, attitudes towards

Persons

Code	PersonName	Dates of existence
NA9838	Twells; John (1805-1875); Rev.; Vicar of Eaton 1840-1872	1805-1875
NA1035	Scott; William J. Cavendish-Bentinck- (1800-1879); 5th Duke of Portland	1800-1879
NA9748	Foley; Thomas H. (1808-1869); 4th Baron Foley; 4th Baron of 2nd creation; succ. 1833; Whig M.P.	1808-1869
NA9839	Wright; Ichabod Charles (1795-1871); Mr; manager of a Nottingham bank; treasurer of the Nottingham Water Works Company	1795-1871
NA8312	Pierrepont; Charles Herbert (1778-1860); 2nd Earl Manvers; succ. 1816	1778-1860
NA9840	Cook; Frederic C. (1810-1889); Rev.; canon of Exeter 1864 editor of 'Speaker's Commentary'	1810-1889
NA7150	Jackson; John (1811-1885); Bishop of London; Bishop of Lincoln 1853-1868 London 1868-1885	1811-1885
NA199	Denison; J. Evelyn (1800-1873); 1st Viscount Ossington; M.P. Speaker of House of Commons 1857-72 created Viscount Ossington 1872	1800-1873