Debate over Denominational Endowment in Irish Education
The piece argues against Roman Catholic endowment in higher education linking St Patrick's College with a new University. It critiques Lord Edmond Fitzmaurice's proposals, cites political risk to the Liberal party, and warns of precedents inviting broader denominational concessions. It notes parliamentary divisions and calls for withdrawal of amendments to avoid political damage.
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St. Patrick’s College
Queen's Colleges
University
Courdé
E. Fitzmaurice
College of ‘St. Patrick
Shaw
St. Stephen's Green
O’conor Don
Quine
Lord E. Fitzmaurice
O'Conor
Wemmick
New College
Regent’s Park College
London University
Ireland
Queen’s Colleges
Qoommons
Mr. Shaw
Fem Fish Mottiberé
Edmond Fitzmaurice
India debate over unpaid 2,000,000 loan reveals shifting empire view
The vote on Mr Fawcett’s amendment to lend India 2 million without interest for seven years drew 125 in favor and 137 against. The article notes Liberal sympathy for India, criticizes imperial taxation on destitute ryots, and cites Mr Lalmohan Ghose and Mr Bright urging a modern empire grounded in consent and internal development.
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Fawcett
India
England
John Lubbock
Malta
Mediterranean
Sir John Lubbock
Idia
Bengal
Willie
Bright
Ghose
Afghanistan
Lord Hartington Speech At Darwen In North East Lancashire
As the general election looms, Liberal leader Lord Hartington speaks in Darwen on his first North East Lancashire visit since accepting the invitation to contest the division. The remarks attract heightened public interest amid campaign momentum.
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Lord Hartington
Darwen
Lancashire