Debate on education bill ends with adjournment and clash over funding
The House clashes over 25th Clause and guardians pay for indigent pupils. Forster argues changes favor denominational schools and warns against undermining the 1876 settlement. Lords, ministers, and Irish members press for or against state funding and school board duties amid heated divisions and multiple adjournments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forster
Hear
Lord J. Manners
Lord Sanpon
M‘largn
Scotland
Boor
Shaw-Lefevre
Rosart Mowraau
Birley
Beresford Hope
Ritchie
Meldon
Sullivan
O’shaughnessy
Dalrymple
S. Lloyd
CowEyn
Tr. Playfair
Liberal Party
C. Duke
Marquis of Hartington
Exciequesr
Mundella
Osborne Morgan
Georce Balfour
Exchequer
Cowen Rove
House of Commons
Lord R. Montagu
Lord Sanpoon
Education Department
Wednesbury
Lord Sandon
England
Pell
Read
William Harcourt
Dopson
Callan
M’laren
Lord Landon
Rylands
Mellor
Newcrease
Playfair
Mr. Hayter
London
Jenkins
Favonrr
Dundalk
Ireland
Hackney
Boards of Guardians
Chamberlain
School Board of
Birmingham
Plymouth
Sampson Lloyd