... demands now made by the Anglican and Roman Catholic bishops for incrosed aid to their schools will, if granted, inflict great and special injustice on the Principalityg. ?? aid would be equivalent to an additional establishment and endowment by the State ...

... clergy-to bribe them according to the advice of Hulce, the historian, into quietis aced tise support of Conservative government-to detach them from the sympathies of the people, and to put them on tithe Alde of what svas called order, and tcings as they are ...

... many voluntary schools of have suffered by reason of their seel isolated position. In Wales, for example, con L thevoluntary school is practically detached wh( from the general educational machinery. of Where weak, it struggle! along without aid kini ...

... tween ten and eleven o'clock, after the 9bh Hert h MdR~ posted their sentries, they quietly made their approach in I four detachments, and (kiiowing their grounld) actually I passed the sentries, and captured the 9th, uffleers aind all, cbst before they ...

... the ratepayers, are quite as much entitled to their consideration as are the pockets of subscribers to the Voluntary Schools, and second that the aid from the rates shall be accompanied with control by the ratepayers. Mr Samuel Smith, M.P., in a letter ...

... receipt of 8IL. go., the munificent oontributlen of your parishiocers In aid of our most Holy Father. I did not indeed expert that any general collection would be made, bht toe voluntary movement of your parishioners proves how warm ts tbeir affection for ...

... an eOam. tion en mosse of even the humbler class of Russic, Jews, it is certain that without more ?? stantial aid than thiat of the voluntary ea, tributions supplied through the Loindon iad Berlin Committees., a frightful catastrophe' is sooner or later ...

... passing of the Assisted Educa- tion Act was an attempt on the part of the Government to prop up the Voluntary School system as opposed to the rate-aided schools. The first election after the passing of that Act consequently stands somewhat on a par with ...

... felt. AID GRANTS AND LOANS. IMPORTANT CIRCULAR. The following circular has been issued from the Education Department to Associations under the Voluntary Sehools Act: 6th Jannary, 1898. Sir,-A question having arisen as to the legality of the aid grant ...

... of the voluntary schools. He further stated The voluntary schools are suffering very greatly from the provisions of the Education Act (1870), and they ought to be placed in the same position as the board schoofa. This, means that the voluntary (or s ...

... produced, with orchestra p (strings and two flutes) numbering 15 performers, d and choir of 70 or 80 voices, the Redaliff voluntary a choir being supplemented by afewvfriends. Mr TheD a Carrington le the band Mr J. W.'Lawson, the a organist conducted and ...

... 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 ...