Debates on Education and Foreign Policy in Parliament
The session opens with ministers outlining reforms on Irish education and local government, the Education Act's reception, and plans for a compulsory school boards measure. Leaders discuss the Geneva arbitration, the Central Asia question, and the stance on Russia and British interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trevelyan
John Lubbock
Trinity College
Dublin
Fawcett
R. Blennerhasset
Jacob Bright
Read
W. Lawson
T. Chambers
O. Morgan
Locke King
Dixon
Admiralty
Vernon Harcourt
Seely
D. Chadwick
Eastwick
Central Asia
H. Richard
Lyttetton
Stone
Portsmouth
Zanzibar
Africa
England
Honentleman
Mr. Forster
Friends of Education
Disraeli
House of Commons
Senate
Downing-street
House of Lords
Geneva
America
Russian
Russia
Turkey
Pruth
Mr. Horsman
Wurrr
Larrp
Alabama
Gladstone
Khiva
Abyssinia
Gathorne Harpy
Lowe
Bentinck
Lord Bury
Sir Sorthcote
Canada
Washington
Bovuverie
Perio
Case of Commons
Hagrare Cochrane
Charles Wingfield
Corrance
Knatchbull-Hugessen
Dorrance
Percy Wyndham
Charles Adderley
Massey Lopes
Mr. Gladstone
Fowler
Lord Hartington
Ireland
Mr. Ayrton
Select Committee On Indian Finance