... of 3s per child to voluntary schools. -Mr BUCHANAN moved to amend the open- ing part so that instead of the words for aiding voluntary schools there shall be annually paid, and so forth, the clause should begin. To each voluntary school there shall ...

... one could wish they had seen it expedient and dutiful to do. They have descended for several l years deeper aid deeper toward the Voluntaries or UnitedPresbyterians-that is,the ?? Church party. 'Should these two bodies coalesce, as they i threaten, the ...

... inrjweted the kits and the of the different detachments, and eapreased himself highly pleased with ail had seen. To-day (Tuesday) there will a grand review of the whole garrison, at 11.30 &.H., on the barracks aide of the banks of the Kelvin. —At the Police ...

... competition with ii 16-pounders, at a moving target, the second detachment of the Third Kent took the first prize ; the second detachment of the Fourth I West York, the second. and the fourth detach. c inent of the Third Middlesex, the third, The German Emperor ...

... admirable stretcher was made, and the man removed. A detachment from Napier's yard showed how to dress a scalp wound and bind up a broken arm and carry off the roan on a three-handed seat. Another detachment from the Mliddleton Shipbuilding Yard were 8up- ...

... has been a scheme of aid; it has aided and only aided the particular school; it has aided and only aided the entire system of educational means for the country, -leaving still a large proportion of the schools unbenefited by ...

... grant direct to every voluntary school in the country. Under the Act of 1891 there was already sufficient provision for the voluntary association of schools. Mr BALFOUR said that the question raised by the amendment was whether the aid or grant should be ...

... from the' sttlenment is - tint Of she tet-a snent in the masintenance of it .voluntary schools three-fourths is provided ai train die publicr funds. While a iti that ti voluntary schools ?? rendered great service,b aend that lah icerstof education they require ...

... thff loyal Botanical Gardens, Old Trafford, where a series of interesting events took place, includinug physical drill by detach-- ments of thie Royai Welsh 1u1siliers, Indefanig- able boys, and eadets of the Ist Battalion MI.N1 ; singing by the fishermrn ...

... ti the most important-presumptive or otherwise-whiicli has yet hi reached us respecting the missing expedition. From the voluntary testimony of one of the seamen engaged v at Stromness for the Priiice Albert, we have the following o facts, elicited and ...

... Then there is the question of the form of aid to be granted to necessitous voluntary schools. Is it to be rate aid, as has been demanded by the Bishops assembled in the Church House? Or is it to be State aid, as is insisted upon by the Chancellor of the ...

... we were about to enter.. In answer to Mr. FmurNll, Lord J. RUSSELL said, the agreement made with France in reference to the aid to be afforded to Turkey, did not include e the allies of Turkey. In reply to Mlr. lionsrALr, Lord JOHN RUSSELL said that the ...