The Parliamentary DebatesReuter's Telegram Company, 1902 |
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... given to initiate the Election of 1885 no mandate whatever introduce the Home Rule Bill of 1886 . was given to the Liberal Government to I do not think noble Lords opposite will Home Rule Bill came like a bombshell contradict me when I ...
... given to initiate the Election of 1885 no mandate whatever introduce the Home Rule Bill of 1886 . was given to the Liberal Government to I do not think noble Lords opposite will Home Rule Bill came like a bombshell contradict me when I ...
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... given prospect of attaining some of the objects that we desire . I think that would have been a reasonable course to take . After all , the compromise of 1870 is one that has been acted upon and has turned out fairly well . We have , in ...
... given prospect of attaining some of the objects that we desire . I think that would have been a reasonable course to take . After all , the compromise of 1870 is one that has been acted upon and has turned out fairly well . We have , in ...
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... given in this Bill as to the method in which they are to discharge their duties . I come to the secondary education part of the Bill . There , again , I say there is sort of mandatory direction in the Clause referring to it which will ...
... given in this Bill as to the method in which they are to discharge their duties . I come to the secondary education part of the Bill . There , again , I say there is sort of mandatory direction in the Clause referring to it which will ...
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... given to the ratepayers the charge of these schools . But who is to be re- sponsible for the religious instruction given in them ? Not the ratepayers , not the representatives of those who pay , not the Education Department as ...
... given to the ratepayers the charge of these schools . But who is to be re- sponsible for the religious instruction given in them ? Not the ratepayers , not the representatives of those who pay , not the Education Department as ...
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... given at all to the children in rural districts was mainly given in the Sunday schools , and the committee of Magistrates , who looked into the subject , stared in a somewhat startled and almost frightened way at the progress , infini ...
... given at all to the children in rural districts was mainly given in the Sunday schools , and the committee of Magistrates , who looked into the subject , stared in a somewhat startled and almost frightened way at the progress , infini ...
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A. J. BALFOUR accept Amendment moved Amendment proposed Answered appointed arbitrators ask the Secretary Austen Chamberlain beg to ask Bill BISHOP OF HEREFORD Board of Education body Borough Councils BRODRICK Chairman Charles Church of England Clause clergy Colonel Committee debate debenture denominational desire DUKE OF DEVONSHIRE education authority Edward Gentleman George give given Government Board Henry insert Ireland James John leave local education authority London County Council LORD BISHOP LORD CRANBORNE Lordships LOUGH Majesty's Government managers matter Member ment Militia noble Duke noble Earl noble friend noble Lord object officers opinion parish Parliament present Question proposed railway ratepayers regard religious instruction representation right rev scheme School Board Sir William sub-Section SYDNEY BUXTON teachers teaching Teller thought tion trust deed Uganda Uganda Railway Viscount voluntary schools vote WALTER LONG Water Board Water Companies words Wyndham Yeomanry
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Page 357 - ... and for that purpose shall apply all or so much as they deem necessary of the residue under section 1 of the local taxation (customs and excise) act, 1890, and shall carry forward for the like purpose any balance thereof which may remain unexpended...
Page 1063 - ... in place of the existing managers, have a body of managers consisting of a number of foundation managers not exceeding four appointed as provided by this Act, together with a number of managers not exceeding two appointed — (a) Where the local education authority are the Council of a county, one by that Council and one by the minor local authority...
Page 359 - Act, and for that purpose, as respects that borough or district, the expression "local education authority" means the council of that borough or district. PART II HIGHER EDUCATION 2. — (1) The local education authority shall consider the educational needs of their area and take such steps as seem to them desirable, after consultation with the Board of Education, to supply or aid the supply of education other than elementary, and to promote the general co-ordination of all forms of education...
Page 971 - Orders made in pursuance of this Section shall be laid before Parliament within Three Weeks after they are made, if Parliament be then sitting, and if Parliament be not then sitting, within Three Weeks after the Beginning of the then next Session of Parliament.
Page 857 - An education committee may, subject to any directions of the council, appoint such and so many sub-committees, consisting either wholly or partly of members of the committee, as the committee thinks fit.