Parliamentary Papers, volume 30
Parliamentary Papers, volume 30
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— They were always so.
2526. Professor Dougherty. — Whatever they were, they had assuredly no power to set aside the trusts of Rainey's will.
Mr. Gaussen, — Colonel Ash was a very extravagant fellow, and his grandson was the Rector of Maghera- felt. But they were Episcopalians at all times.
Rev. Dr. Jordan, — It is a very common arrange- ment to have a local board under a manager : the local board is often most useful in adapting a school to the requirements of the neighbourhood, but the appoin...tment of the teacher rests with the manager.
Mr. Gaussen. — As representing the Rainey Endow- ment, I would have no hesitation in letting the Pres- byterians have their full share in the management, and no objection to Roman Catholic children attending the school, but I object most decidedly to Roman Catholics having anything to do with the management.
2527. Lord Justice FitzGibbon. — What would be your view as to the appointment of the schoolmaster ?
Mr. Gaussen, — Seeing tliat the original founder was 'a Presbyterian, I feel that in all fairness the Moderator should have a share in it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
— They were always so.
2526. Professor Dougherty. — Whatever they were, they had assuredly no power to set aside the trusts of Rainey's will.
Mr. Gaussen, — Colonel Ash was a very extravagant fellow, and his grandson was the Rector of Maghera- felt. But they were Episcopalians at all times.
Rev. Dr. Jordan, — It is a very common arrange- ment to have a local board under a manager : the local board is often most useful in adapting a school to the requirements of the neighbourhood, but the appoin...tment of the teacher rests with the manager.
Mr. Gaussen. — As representing the Rainey Endow- ment, I would have no hesitation in letting the Pres- byterians have their full share in the management, and no objection to Roman Catholic children attending the school, but I object most decidedly to Roman Catholics having anything to do with the management.
2527. Lord Justice FitzGibbon. — What would be your view as to the appointment of the schoolmaster ?
Mr. Gaussen, — Seeing tliat the original founder was 'a Presbyterian, I feel that in all fairness the Moderator should have a share in it.
What to read after Parliamentary Papers, volume 30?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Great Britain. Parliament. House of Commons to read onlineMoreLess
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