London vit Bombay, 26th June.
The debate on Clause 4 of the Bill (the Extended Faci-louse) has developed strong opposition on all sides, including some Ministerialists, The Liberal papera admit the Liberal perplexity and ay that the Ministerial line fas red almost for the first time this session Reuter 27th June An important Opposition Amendment to Clause 4 of the Education: Bill, waking the clause mandatory, was rejected by 340 to 237. This fall in the majority was greeted with prolonged Opposition cheers,—Reuter, Later.
The minority in yesterday's d sion included seventy Nationalists, twenty-seven Liberals, and nineteen Labourites. The Liberals consider the passage of the Bill is now assured. Conservatives urge the Government to abandon the measure, which has become a hopeless jumble.—Keuter,
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