THE EDUCATION BILL.
UTTERANCE BY LORD ROSEBERY. United Press Association—By Electric T ol egra.ph—Copyright. (Received Dec. 10, 12.17 a.m.) Dec. 9. Lord Rosebery, addressing a deputation of the National Free Oliurcii Council, saidi that if the Nonconformists tamely submitted to the Education Bill they would politically cease' to exist. Lord Rosebery’s speech has delighted the Radicals. It is interpreted to, mean that Lord Rosebery is willing to accept a closer identification with the active wing of the party. The Rey Dr Clifford, speaking at Brentford, referred to Lord Rosebery’s inspiring utterance. The “ Times ” expresses surprise at Lord Rosebery counselling resistance to the law, and 'declares that ho has compromised his future by giving unjustifiable sanction to the anarchical pretensions l of irresponsible opponents of the Education Bill.
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Lyttelton Times, Volume CVIII, Issue 12995, 10 December 1902, Page 7
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