BRITISH PULITICS
I> EX OMIX ATI OX A LISM. DE Pi TAT lON OK CATHOLICS. Eleetri-c Telegraph—P’-ess Association. London, July 2-" i. An influential deputation of Catholic-, headed by Archbishop Bourne, waited on the Government and protested that, the, new regulations must >.le-troy the denominational character of training colleges. In replying, Sir H. C. Bannermim (Prime Minister) and Mr McKenna (Minister for Education) maintained the equity ot the l'< gulat ions. They declared that the Government did not desire to impair the present char actio - ot the colleges. It the regulations did destroy the character of the colleges, tbe situation would be reconsidered, but the Government claimed a fair trial of its policy.
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Pahiatua Herald, Volume XIII, Issue 2778, 29 July 1907, Page 5
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