London vii Bombay, 15th June.
The Premier (Sir Henry Campbell-Bannerman) on Monday will move closure resolutions limiting the Committee proceedings on the location Bill to sixteen days and dropping the second part of the bill—Reuter, The Education Bill is in five parts, the main principles being contained in the first. The second part, deals with Eadowment Schemes.—Ep.
16th June, Mr. Balfour has given notice of an amendment to the closure resolution, to be moved by the Premier in' regard to the Education Bi Mr. Balfour's amendment to the Premier's closuring notice was re-[jected by 341 to 171,—Reuler. Later, The House of Commons after a prolonged discussion adopted the closure resolution by 262 to 121.—Reuter.
Dondon, 20th June.
Mr. Birrell has received n deputation of Nonconformists who threatened to continue the Passive Resistance movement unless Clause 4 of the Education Bill is withdrawn.—Ezolusive service.
AN ERUPTION IN JAPAN, Tokio, 17th June.
Mount A+o near Kumamoto is in state of eruption.—Our own
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