promotus of the school
should be allowed to
insat a clause in the
dead of trust reserving
to them the power to
withdraw their school
from govenment infection
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Mr. Meade.
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After re-examining the text and following the instructions:Promoters of the school
should be allowed to
insert a clause in the
deed of trust reserving
to them the power to
withdraw their school
from government inspection
in the event
the present
regulations being changed
in such a
manner as
to interfere with religious
freedom
-6. What amount of
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430
grant
should be allowed.
As to the first point
MINUTE.
I
regret that I cannot
Mr. Wingfield.
Mr. Bramston.
Mr. Meade.
Sir R. Herbert.
Mr. Ashley.
Lord Derby.
meet the wishes of the
managers of
the school:
I consider that a
reservation of
the kind
suggested would form
an inconvenient precedent,
but Bishop Raimondi
may
rest assured that
the regulations will not likely to be altered to the detriment
Corrected version in HTML format as requested:Promoters of the school should be allowed to insert a clause in the deed of trust reserving to them the power to withdraw their school from government inspection in the event the present regulations being changed in such a manner as to interfere with religious freedom
-6. What amount of grant should be allowed.
DRAFT.
430
As to the first point MINUTE.
I regret that I cannot meet the wishes of the managers of the school:
I consider that a reservation of the kind suggested would form an inconvenient precedent, but Bishop Raimondi may rest assured that the regulations will not likely be altered to the detriment
Mr. Wingfield.
Mr. Bramston.
Mr. Meade.
Sir R. Herbert.
Mr. Ashley.
Lord Derby.