...& 31 Viet. e. 6, ss. 47—9; 31 <t 32 Viet. c. 122. See ;ilso ENDOWED SCHOOLS ; SCHOOL BOARD, etc. amount of accommodation in public elementary schools,...efficient and suitable provision is not otherwise made : the management of such schools by district school boards : the maintenance of the same by means of...

...Education Act, 1870 \"ict. c. 75, amended by 36 <fe 37 ft. c. 86), provision is made for the estaamount of accommodation in public elementary schools, available...efficient and suitable provision is not otherwise made ; the management of such schools by district school boards ; the maintenance of the same by means of...

...district a sufficient amount of accommodation in public elementan- schools (as hereinafter denned) available for all the children resident in such district...efficient and suitable provision is not otherwise made". Religious liberty was guarded by 'enacting that "it shall not be required, as a condition of any child...

...school district a sufficient amount of " accommodation in public elementary schools, available for all " children resident in such, district for whose elementary...efficient and suitable provision is not otherwise made." The Act required that a copy of the " conscience clause " should be conspicuously put up and duly observed...

...Acts the whole of England is portioned out into sehool districts, for each of which there is provided a sufficient amount of accommodation in public elementary...resident in such district for whose elementary education suitable provision is rot otherwise made, and, as the general rule, every " borough, and also every...

...thtre should be " provided for every school district a sufficient amount of accommodation in I'uUic Elementary Schools available for all the children resident in such district for whoso i-femeotary education efficient and suitable provision was not otherwise made." Fur all Boroughs...

...should be " provided for every school district a sufficient amount of accommodation in Public momentary Schools available for all the children resident in such district for whose i kmentary education efficient and suitable provision was not otherwise made." Fur all Boroughs and...

...interest thus manifested by the government in popular education culminated in 1870 in a statute which ordered that " there shall be provided for every school...efficient and suitable provision is not otherwise made." School boards, elected by all tax-payers, including women, were established to carry out the provisions...

...there shall be provided for every school district a sufficient amount of accommodation in ^^{J8 Board public elementary schools . . . available for all...efficient and suitable provision is not otherwise made, &c."13 The Act then shows how the information is to be obtained as to whether sufficient accommodation...

...distinct a sufficient amount " of accommodation in public elementary schools (as " herein-after defined) available for all the children " resident in such district for whose elementary educa" tion efficient and suitable provision is not otherwise " made," and so on. Now the theory that...