BRITISH POLITICS.
THE. EDUCATION BILL; - (Received N6v.T2s,Tj>. aTiii.i) ' LONDON) Tuesday. In the House of Commons, Lord Edmund Talbot intimated, as .representing Catholic opinion, his intention to give Mr Runciman 's Education* Bill a most determined and resolute opposition. "'' : . yT 7 ; Vv.t " t Mr Allen Cleitnent*EdwarasT(Liber*al and Labour), considered that. the Bill was reactionary, and he .would niove its rejection. . !..■■' , .-'. ■'■■•:J '■_. ■ :-, '-.-: -. 7 A. powerful non-political committee of . Moderates and leading* Churchmen; and . Non-Confonnists . and education-yauthp-s rities are supporting the proposed «luI cation compromise, -!!."■'
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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XLII, Issue XLII, 25 November 1908, Page 2
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