BRITISH POLITICS.

Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XLI, Issue 306, 1 December 1906, Page 3

BRITISH POLITICS.

■•w.jj*:' ".. ■ ... v ♦..':, . './' .-. '„ [United Press .Association.— Copyright! THE EDU/SSiBNBiEL.' - A.-Oav:. ...... ,.. THE HOUSE" OF LORDS. ?' THE ROMAN CATHOLIC VIEW:; _- ■'. LONDON; ittday. , The Duke of NorfoUr introduced to Lord Lansdowne a deputation of Catholics from all parts of- England and Wales. In urging that the; Lords should adhere to their amendments some of the spokesmen declared that the ;Bill, even now, did not meet their -requirements. Lord -Lansdowne,. in reply, . said"' <±'e could hardly believe that the Government would reject' the Lord's amendments wholesale. If-: tho. Bill werethus treated the Lords'would not shrink from ' the challenge. There was no; fear: Of the Lords, paying ah excessive price to terminate the controversy. V: r . Lord- Lansdowne and* the Duke of BevMsUire- and Lord : Crewe presumed the deba^ bn;the Education Bui in the Hbnse pi^Boras fin temperate • speeches. TKB - <3pve'rnmerii's ' original V proposals that rfflijibai 'instfiictioii.,D9 jive'ii 1 on tW6;.iB6rniiigS.l^ we§k;in the. orainSfy laciutres .Schools ,was rlsstdrea- '.' : LordJlgsMSßary'B i Men^utfeiit to granf.faeil^ :t{e|Jitf.lhw\-6rngle. school area- it .res-', r^nse^. jtb. the„ wishes, of a .reasonable siambe* of .the parents, waif adopted,. ' tt&^fJPJifr of , patients necessary to se- : - SSmK qST^M f acuities being" raised to two-thirds.- ;■-'. " . ;' A hundred and twenty Nonconformist; members of the House of Commons have- signed and presented to Sir H. C. Bannerman the memorial cabled on the 22nd. ';.. „ .