ENGLISH EDUCATION BILL.

Taranaki Herald, Volume LIV, Issue 13162, 12 May 1906, Page 5

ENGLISH EDUCATION BILL.

SECOND TIKADIKO IN THE COM- ) MONS. AMENDMENT LIKELY TN COaOUTTEE. '!■>.«) J's»«B ,«kw»^.!i»ii«ri.— By M«ctri« Telegraph. — Copyright. Lowdon, May 11-' Tn the Hcitse of Ccamnons the Education Bill vras l-c&d a second tam<e by dlO to 204. The Opposition included four Labourßies arud Uev«aty-«ig'ht Nationalists. Mr T. H. Slcane, Independent Ccn^ervative. voted \vith the Government, -and fourteen Irish Unionists abstained from voting. TK i> JtigM Hon. 11. Asqtmtth repieatod tlic GavciTihi'Ciht was willing- "to listen to reasonable r aniierndmaais in ronimi'ttee on ' tna'' ( /trcrs of detail. Tho Tinro& i 'say^''''tilw"lVill inflicts a" grraver ri.Cigi*6«g > •disabili'iy 1 than any it pretends to remove.- The Goiv,ernmtent do not si low the least «isigii of realising -tiK'ls.- TIW pr/ncij)!^ of ''no i'he authorities tc satisfy themselves that, t-r-achcrs itndertJoU-aing , Te&gtioiis teacting arc rpaliHed to- give it. .T^e Goveramertfe will h also ftaally. >,find \>t itnpossi'ble to distyualiiy i'ea'Chci'B "giving religjouts jteatjb'ing -^lud^L th^y tfesitft to '-{^f'K, aiid'o'cinr-rally \o limit ajil 'otlicr •facilities 'in 1 ' favour of a singtle