Ireland Land Bill Amid Wide Tory Amendments and Debates
The week sees the Irish Land Bill in Committee with major Tory-led changes favoring landlords. Retrospective penalties scale cut, and the Lords demand evidence for claims, while education reforms advance as Gladstone pushes the Elementary Education Bill. Foreign and domestic notes include an ex cursion-train tragedy inquiry, and updates on French and Cuban policies, with Motley’s recall and Fenian trials in the US.
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Educational Struggle Surges Through Committee
Mr Forsters Elementary Education Bill passes its first major hurdle and speeds forward through committee work with support from the Vice President of the Council as it deviates from its original path.
Education Bill Hopes Split House Over Denominational Teaching
The article details a heated debate on an Education Bill with Mr Forster pressing a wide reform while opposition fears it will entrench denominational teaching. It notes a large government majority, mixed views on statesmanship, and the four day discussion clarifying principal and impacts. It mentions Mr Richard and Mr Miall defending secular funding and nonconformist principles amid exit from past precedents.
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