BRITISH POLITICS.
CLAUSE 6 OF EDUCATION BILL.
B X Ulegrafih, FrasaiUa’n, .CopyrlgM Received 9.26 p.m., July 3. ' London, July 3, la the House of Commons Mr J. T, Walters moved an amendment to olause 6 of the Education Bill, which was intended to secure that religious instruction be given during hours of ootupulsory attendance. ‘The amendment was negatived by 283 to 267, and clause 6 was carried by 294 to 247. Forty Liberals, including Sir Henry Fowler, Messrs Bryce and Buxton, and sixty-five Nationalists voted for Mr Walters’ amendment.
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Gisborne Times, Volume XXIV, Issue 1799, 4 July 1906, Page 2
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