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... those who were deeply disappointed in not realising their Lope of the demise of voluntary schools undcr the financial pressure weich ther had enflered, Tue bill caved the voluntary echools from the death whi threatencd them, He denied that the ficulties of ...
... had not failed him it been his intention at the close of his speech in the House of Lords to appeal to all interested in Voluntary the and clergy to extend the of friendship to Nonconformists and to unite ivitli them in the great cause of education To ...
... Bil] Present about 250 geotiemen.—Mr. M P., THE NEW REGULATIONS. J. L. Wolferstan, Sergi. H. Milman, Trumpeter Hook, WOMEN AIDING IN DEFENCE nen and Borla, sii mitted the entered upon. as of Gra a large | were brow read a cecumed the chair, and in proposing ...
... their feliow- countrymen, to support the Bishop of Man- chester’s amendment in favour of the cost of wearand-tear repairs to voluntary schools being borne by the local authority. So persistent have been the oppeals that it must have been difficult for any ...
... Storey, » hae been will have a tone, Her on it was not only . He knew of another with oe ny will be capable which will In aid of Restoration Fund enter- roof aswell, Ti in on inside, but on the ‘consist of twelve ¢-inch ‘her & epeed of 22 knote an hour ...
... Stokes Philp. One of the most remarkable object lessons the history of the Empire that one could possibly conceive was that a detachment of the Boers from South Africa were at present in Somaliland, fighting side side with other troops of the Empire, willing ...
... liuehiding Voluntary ol education i - ! j acts a the i of the as ie : Committee is also may sequential whereas it not ineniin-rsi recommendation well of mom f first vide Ed ’oiuicil i Either Tiverton virtu them the said t In : Education -aid Borough mnii:t ...
... the Act. We yesterday published a memorandum from the Board of Education adverting to the question of the allocation of aid to Voluntary Schools Associations, Church, Roman Cat and Noneonformist, directing attention to the methods be which the a'd grant ...
... for meeting the expenditure incurred be a voluntary rate. meeting ajrr*ed an estimate could obtained of what the would he. Mr. Seaward thought subecnptiOns would faifw way getting t.ie money than voluntary rate. He should 1 not agree with the. latter ...
... prices—some reaching 50s an acre. Mr. John Risdon, senr., conducted the sale. CHARDSTOCK. The armua>l dance of the Cbardstock detachment, Company, 3rd V.8.D.R., took place at the Drill 'Hall, Chardstock. on Easter Monday. It was largely attended, and a very ...
... SPECIAL NEW GOODS WEEK Just Returned froen London DRESSMAKING TAILORING MILLINERY 6 AND 7 JSV ST BARNSTAPLE 8612 A JUMBLE SALE In aid of the Organ will be held in the Hotywell Schoolroom Wednesday April 2fith 1903— Doore 230 pm 2d TEA Phovideu Prices 8624 BARNSTAPLE ...
... amount from £7 10s £25 Mr E J MP for tho Barnstaple Division has been informed War Office that the war medals of some of the detachments of Yeomanry are only now being issued the Medal Department now with over 200 names and Yeomanry rolls not all received cheeked ...