CABLE NEWS. [BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.-COPYRIGHT.]
NOTHING BUT COMMON LAW.
THE CHURCH TROUBLE IN FRANCE. CroSS* ASBOGXAXXQK.I (Received February 1, 8.30 a.m.) PARIS, 31st January. M. Briand, Minister of Education and Public Worship, states that the Government will not accept the proposals approved by the bishops and tha Pope. M. ClemenceaU(, 'Minister^ the Interior, declares that the bishops will get nothing but common law. AN INDISCREET REMARK. •M. BRIAND AND M. CLEME^CEAU. (Received. February 1, 8.50 a.m.) PAEIS, 31st January. During the debase in the Chamber of Deputies M. Clenjenceau inadvertently confessed that the Government's course throughout the religious difficulty was incoherent, which was not his fault. Thereupon M- Briand quitted the Chamber, and threatened to resign. 'M. Clemence&u, in a later speech, amply apologised for the slip, which he said was made in the heat of debate, and a reconciliation was effected.
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Evening Post, Volume LXXIII, Issue 27, 1 February 1907, Page 7
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