TIME FOR ACTION.
THE HOME GOVERNMENT SUPPORTS SIR. E. N. BAKER. '• (By Telcjraph.-I'rcss ABSoclatlon.-Oopjrlßht.l London, July 22. In the House of Commons tlio Master of Elibnnto - (Hon. -A. ' W. 1 Murray),- UnderSecretary for India, was questioned .by Mr. ■ Mackarness (Liberal member ■ for Newbury)' with » regard to tho recent speech by Sir. E. ; N. Baker, Lieutenant-Governor of Bengal, warning tbe perpetrators of recent outrages that; the time had arrived for "moro than | talk." »' Tho Master of Elibank replied' that Sir E.'.N. , Baker's speech was: both timely and sensible. ,Ho further informed Mr. Smoaton (Liberal member for, Stirling) that Sir : .E. N. Baker had always been one of the foremost Indian reformers.
i [Tho Lient.-Govcrnor of Bengal, Sir E. N. Baker, recently causcd a profound sensation by an address to tho Legislative' Council, in which he said there had been enough denunciations of outrages—now .was. the time for '. more : than talk. - The stx-iker added that unless the'education authorities parents of students actively' co-operated with the Government a solution would: come not in a'peaceful or painless. way, nor - would thwe be room then to discriminate ,between innocent and guilty.]
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Dominion, Volume 2, Issue 568, 24 July 1909, Page 5
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186TIME FOR ACTION. Dominion, Volume 2, Issue 568, 24 July 1909, Page 5
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