Government Council Ends Session with Irish Education Question
The second series of Cabinet councils has closed and ministers separate for Christmas rest. They have outlined plans for the next session with leading questions already identified, notably the approach to university education in Ireland.
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Debate on Irish education and a proposed impartial university
The article discusses a aim to create a truly impartial University in Ireland to award degrees and end sectarian teaching. It notes London University as a model and weighs state aid versus church schools alongside broader European events and Prussian reforms.
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Dispersion of the Crisis in France
The piece notes easing tensions in France as leaders of the Thiers government and National Assembly meet and seek cautious administrative shifts. It compares Versailles’ crisis to Britain’s Irish Church episode, crediting Duc D Audiffret Pasquier as a key stabilizing figure amid the Right Centre’s stance and Broglie’s bold course.
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Duc D’audiffret-Pasquier
M. Broglie
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