Debate on Greek affairs and Ionian judges removal in parliament
The session discusses Earl Russell's remarks on Greek throne matters and the removal of two Ionian Supreme Court judges. Lord Chelmsford condemns the dismissal as improper, urging disclosure of grounds, while Newcastle and Derby defend legality, and others stress judicial independence and colonial constitutional practice.
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Greece
Earl of Malmesbury
Gail
Earl Russell
Foreign Affairs
G. C. Lewis
Council
Zia
Saidard
Denmark
Prince Christina
Songlist
Yims
Christian
William
Prince Christian
Prince William
Eay
Russell
Neumark
Earl Granville
Lord Russell
Eliot
Urtilan
Copenhagen
Ionian Islands
Lor Chelmsford
Supreme Council of Justice
United States
Supreme Court
Gasette
Senate
Supeme Council of Justice
Earl of Derby
Lord Nugent
Lord High
H. Ward
Gould
Gladstone
Lori
Ionian
George Marcoran
Anastasio Xidian
A. Xidian
G. Marcoran
Lord
Chelmsford
Patrick Colyuhoun
James Reid
Blair
J. Reid
A. Nidiav
Sir A
Xidian
Lord Chelmsford
Legislative Assembly
Weit
Duke of Newcastle
Supreme Carp
Howard Douglas
Lord Glenelg
Colonis
Aupreme Tribunal
H. Wart
England
Jonior Islands
Tonijan Islands
Partie
India
Ilwaya
Europe
Trieste
Lam Bout
Nolice Duke
Great Britain
South Australia
Supreme Courts
Seklom
Court of Queen’s Bench
Court of Exchequer
Soslares
Parliament
George Marcovar
Anastasio Xidiin
Tonian
Higheas
Visiountins
Hizh
Newcastur
Australia
Hart
Mather
Tempente
Weils
Thas
Lpiin
Thives
Ionian Senate
Hove
Elf
Tonian Senate
Earl Grey
Tonian Islands
Hear
Lord Derby
Colonial Office
Judicial Committee of the Privy Council
Courts of Church of Scotland Bill Advances in Lords
The motion expressing regret over departure from principles was agreed to. The bill passed through committee and their lordships adjourned thereafter.
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Courts OF Church OF Scotland
Contested Hartlepool Rail Bill Dominates House Debates
In a heated session, Lord Roebuck challenges the West Hartlepool Harbour and Railway Bill, accusing misdeeds tied to a Coleman-Boesley matter while Mr Farrer defends actions amid calls to pass third reading. Debate shifts to dock and victualling craft pay, fishing treaties with France, and harbours of refuge proposals for Wick, Waterford, Padstow, and Peterhead amid calls for national coastal protection.
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de Seaauie
Inverness
Perth Junction
Wear Navigation
Sunderland
West Hartlepool
Roebuck
Coleman
South Durham
Farrer
Br. Coleman
Mr. Farrer
Hartlepool
Hear
Pease
Ferand
Admiralty
CG. Paght
Lori G. Paget
France
Bentinck
Layard
Act
Freeh
Civil Service
F. Smith
Waterford
Wick
Padstow
Wilson
James Hope
Adjairnt Washington
Navy
Sullivan
Board of Trade
Coade
Royal Commission
Sir F. Smith
Peterhead
J. Elphinstone
Ireland
Panstow
Tyne
Lecality
Filey
Sir John Ray
Orkneys
Firth of Forth
Pentland Frith
Hay
Orpheus
Manukau
Kendall
Padstown
J. Way
Forth
Humber
Tiley Bay
J. Elphonstone
Weterhead
Blake
Mallee
Duff
Chatham
Scotland
North Sea
Lord Bury
MM. Gerson
Peterheal
Honourable Baronet
Aix
Gerson
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