The School (Board) Match Finish:Rolled 'Any Old Iron take money

'Any Old Iron take money for'

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The School (Board) Match Finish:Rolled 'Any Old Iron take money'The School (Board) Match', 1873. Various nonconformist factions are involved in the School (Board) Match being umpired by Mr William Forster. The education football lies forgotten at the front of the cartoon. In November 1873, the second London School Board was elected but, as always, the in fighting of the different religious groups predominated. This was because Gladstone had famously agreed an amendment that limited religious education in Board