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London, England, 1869-12-06 00:00:00

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THE EDUCATION OF IRELAND.

There are precise rumours afloat as to the report of the
Primary Education Commission of Ireland. One of these
rumours is to the effect that the following changes in the
Irish national education scheme will be recommended :

"Grades in all classes are to be abolished, but vested
rights are to be respected. Salaries are to depend partly
on classification and partly on results. Pensions are
totally ignored. Model schools are to be abolished,
except the Central Model, and a Catholic training
school to be established. All gratuities for teaching
monitors to be discontinued. With regard to the mana-
gerial grievance, the Royal Commissioners recommend that
at least three months' notice be given a teacher before
removal. Grants for denominational education to be given
where a sufficient attendance of the one persuasion will
warrant it ; but the mixed system to continue where
there is net a sufficient attendance except of different
persuasions."

IMPORTANT CAPTURE BY THE POLICE.

An important capture of a number of " wholesale
burglars, mostly Jews, has been made in London. Within
the last month or five weeks burglaries have been com-
mitted at a jeweller's in the Strand, an optician's in Great
Turnstile, Holborn, and a goldsmith's inClerkenwell. The
police have captured four persons, named Thomas
Williams, Elizabeth Williams, Robert Hart, and Henry
Lewis, supposed to have been concerned in the robberies.
At the house of a Jew, named Moses Benjamin, in Eagle-
street, Red. Lion-square, thre was found an enormous
quantity of jewellery, opera glasses, and clocks. The
prisoner, Moses Benjamin, has already undergone a term of
penal servitude, and is reported to be now immensely rich.
On being taken into custody, ho offered the officers £5OO
each if they would but give him " three hours' start."
The whole of the five prisoners were placed before the
magistrate at Clerkenwell Police-court on Saturday, and
remanded.