...grounds, it soon become manifest that the system could not become one of national education. " In 1828, a Committee of the House of Commons, to which were...should afford, if possible, a combined literary, and separate religious education, and should be capable of being so far adapted t» the views of theVeligious...

...in by both persuasions. But it was soon found that these schemes were impracticable ; and, in 1828, a committee of the House of Commons, to which were...adapted to the views of the religious persuasions which prevailed in Ireland, as to render it, in truth, a system of national education for the poorer classes...

...soon found that these schemes were impracticable; and, in 1828, a Committee of the House of Commons recommended a system to be adopted, which should afford,...combined literary, and a separate religious education. ' To attain the first object, it appears essential that the Board should be composed of men of high...

...should not interfere with the peculiar tenets of any." Again, it was described as a system which " should be capable of being so far adapted to the views of the religious persuasions which prevailed in Ireland as to render it in truth a system of national education for the poorer classes...

...in by both persuasions. But it was soon found that these schemes were impracticable'; and, in 1828, a Committee of the House of Commons, to which were...commissioners of education, recommended a system to he adopted which should afford, if possible, a combined literary and a separate religious education,...

...in by both persuasions. But it was soon found that these schemes were impracticable; and, in 1828, a committee of the House of Commons, to which were...should afford, if possible, a combined literary and separate religious education, and should be capable of being so far adapted to the views of the religious...

...in by both persuasions. But it was soon found that these schemes were impracticable ; and, in 1828, a Committee of the House of Commons, to which were...the religious persuasions which prevail in Ireland as to render it, in truth, a system of national education for the poorer classes of the community....

...of Leinster. A committee of the House of Commons had recommended in 1828 the adoption of a system " which should afford, if possible, a combined literary...the religious persuasions which prevail in Ireland as to render it, in truth, a system of national education for the poorer classes of the community."...

...of carrying their plan into execution. The next step in the progress of Education was taken in 1828. A committee of the House of Commons, to which were referred the various reports of Commissioners of Education, recommended that a system should be adopted which should afford, if possible,...

...be formed. My noble Friend correctly gives the summarv of their Report in these terms: — "In 1828 a Committee of the House of Commons, to which were...literary and a separate religious education, and should he capable of being so far adapted to the views of the religious persuasions which prevail in Ireland,...