National School Teachers (Ireland). (Hansard, 25 November 1912)

§ Mr. HUGH BARRIE

asked the Chief Secretary for Ireland whether he is pressing the Treasury to include in next years Estimates a sum sufficient to provide new

Programme	Name of Ship.	Whether Dockyard or Contract Built.	Amount Provided as First Instalment in Estimates.
							£
1906–1907	…	"Belleroplion"	…	…	Dockyard		140,090
		"Temeraire"	…	…	Dockyard		130,016
		"Superb"	…	…	Contract		55,407
1907–1908	…	"St. Vincent"	…	…	Dockyard		211,200
		"Collingwood"	…	…	Dockyard		168,870
		"Vanguard"	…	…	Contract		40,752
1908–1909	…	"Neptune"	…	…	Dockyard		138,891
		"Indefatigable"	…	…	Dockyard		139,650
1909–1910	…	"Orion"	…	…	Dockyard		268,234
		"Lion"	…	…	Dockyard		267,767
		"Hercules"	…	…	Contract		518,486
		"Colossus"	…	…	Contract		518,486
1910–1911	…	"Thunderer"	…	…	Contract	Contingent ships of 1909–10 Programme but no provision made for them in that year.	976,437
		"Monarch"	…	…	Contract	1,052,772
		"Conqueror"	…	…	Contract	1,051,135
		"Princess Royal"	…	…	Contract	1,094,500
		"King George V."	…	…	Dockyard		96,714
		"Centurion"	…	…	Dockyard		96,723
		"Ajax"	…	…	Contract		38,447
		"Audacious"	…	…	Contract		48,604
		"Queen Mary"	…	…	Contract		40,626
1911–1912	…	"Iron Duke"	…	…	Dockyard		182,289
		"Marlborough"	…	…	Dockyard		171,515
		"Benbow"	…	…	Contract		78,529
		"Delhi"	…	…	Contract		78,530
		"Tiger"	…	…	Contract		69,913
1912–1913	…		…	…	Contract	(Portsmouth)	166,775
			…	…	Contract	(Devnport)	166,073
			…	…	Contract		2,814
			…	…	Contract		59,789

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residences for women students undergoing training as national school teachers in Ireland to take the place of Talbot House, Dublin, which is admittedly unsuitable and insanitary, and has been a cause of sickness and disease amongst, these students?