Parliamentary actions ratify and withdraw bills in Commons
In the House of Commons yesterday the second reading offer for the Inna of Court Bill was discharged and the bill withdrawn on Mr. Roesack's motion. The Appeal in Criminal Cases Act Amendment List was also withdrawn. The Facilities for Divine Service in Collegiate Schools Bill faced opposition over religious practice in public schools, with amendments proposed to defer or split readings. Several other bills progressed or were amended, and references to select committees were suggested for the church bill. The session adjourned shortly before two o'clock.
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House of Commons
Roesack
F. Kerry
Cuties
Hannessiie
Kinsarzo
R. Mitts
Neate
F. Powett
G. Gary
Cortis
Cathedral Minor Corporation
Indian Medical Service
Monsent
Ireland
Marquis of Hantindox
Landport
Ravelin
Portsea Island
County Ofants
SeakEs
Ferrand
Secretary of State
Home Department
Mr. Roebuck
Inns of Court
F. Kelly
Home Secretary
Court of Criminal Appeal
Court of Justice
Jrdges
Westmeinster Hell
Hadf
Wil Wn
Collins
House of Lords
Eton
Winchester
Rugby
Harrow
Church of England
Hov
Eiue
Hardcastle
King Fivard
Edward the Sixth
Mr. Kinnatrd
Mms Mills
Bear
Mbers
Kinnaird
Te Boya
Her Majesty
Select Committee
Mc. F. S. Powell
Sir G. Grey
Pendales
Solicitor General
Admiralty
Secretary of State For War
Consolidated Fund
Cathedral Minor
Scourfield
Roebuck
Massey
Monsell
MOD
Ming
Marquis of Hartington
Giscis
County of Hants
Whitechapel
Earl and Countess Stanhope
Mary Stanhope
Town
Chevening Park
Pear Sevenon
Beaumont
M.P
Margaret Beaumont
Piccadilly
Earl St. German's
Earla Romney
Nelson
Amherst
Churston
Hours of Commons
Great Eastern Railway Company
City of London
Coleridge
Q.C
Metropolitan Railway Company
Trinity, Square
Afr. Fowler
Commons
Recorder
Corporation of
Karslake
Somerset Havince
Teign Valley
Lord Eversley
Cripps
Gloucester and Selbury
Lord Egerton
Earl Devon
Calvert
Portpatrick
Buota
Larne
North of Ireland
Serjeant Bellasis
Mundell
Glasgow and South-Western
Rodwell
D.C
North Staffordshire Railway Company
Lord Silcheater
Cannock Chase
Wolverhampton
Sheffield Waterworks (Foundation
Duke of Buackingham
Earl of Malmesbury
Earl Harrowby
Falmouth
Saye and
Sele
Burke
Parvonstown
Prortanma
Aldborough
East India Revenue Accounts
Hill
New Zealand
Totlax Medical Service
Polia Management
Cranbourne-street
Westminster Bridge
Balmon Fisheries
Scotland
Edral Minor Corporations
Armagh
H. Seymour
Foreign Office
Crawfurd
Alexander Stewart
Central Criminal Court
London
8 Hill
Eee
Weston
Japan
Imperial Parliament House of Commons Debates Summary
The House adjourned mid-session after discussions on multiple bills. A motion discharged the Inns of Court Bill’s second reading. Debate covered the Appeal in Esoteric Cases Act Amendment, Divine Service in Collegiate Schools, Defence Act, and various public measures. An inquest into Katherine Faning’s death returned an open verdict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Humphreys
Middlesex
London Hospital
Katherine Faning
John Vandeller
Catherine Faning
Lambeth Street
Whitechapel
Henry Blayer
Catherine Lloyd
Vandeller
Elizabeth Baker
Caroline Lacy
Samuel Richardson
New York
John Fitzgerald
London
Court Circular at Osborne Visits Royal Family Members
Her Majesty and Princess Louise drove out yesterday. Dr Jenner arrived Sunday and returned this morning. Sir James Clark has arrived and stays at Osborne. Their Royal Highnesses Prince and Princess Louis of Hesse dined with Prince and Princess Leiningen yesterday.
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Osborne
Wepsesday
Princess Louise
Jenner
James Clark
Prince
Princess Louis of Hesse
Leiningen
Visit Up The Prince and Princess of Wales to Orleans House
The Duke and Duchess d Aumale hosted a grand reception for the Prince and Princess of Wales at Orleans House after a Seaanek and dinner with a large distinguished company. A ball followed with dancing to Jullien’s band and lavish rooms illuminated for guests including ministers and nobility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prince and Princess OF Wales
Orleans House
Duke
Duchess d’Aumale
Orleana House
Mia
Francis Stonor
Captain Grey
White Lodge
Richmond Park
Count
Countess de Paris
Princesa of Wales
Count de Paris
Duchess of Wellington
Prince de Condé
Bra
Mr. Lanze
Duc d'Aumale
Madame van de Weyer
Marquis of Salisbury
Countess of Clarendon
Earl Russell
Countess Coetlier
Chelsea
Prince of Wales
Marchioness of Salisbury
Marquis of Bath
Mr. Hosher
Earl of Clarendon
Marchioness of
Bath
Marguerite
Count d’En
Duke de Penthiévre
Reriu
Orleans
Jullien
Duke d'Aumale
Princess of Wales
the Conant de Paris
Madame Comyn
Duke de Charteres
Satanella
Aefe
Lancers
Boalsle
Prince
Princess of
Walea
Prince Windischgratz
Comyn
Wachtmeister
Duc de Granada
Count Maffie
Zanini
M. de Santos
Chevalier de Brito
Baron Whitnall
Marquis de Fortunati
Alexander Apponyi
Gertrude Talbot
Reginald Talbot
Countess of Craven
Cravan
Countess Cowley
Feodora Wellesley
Pollington
Newry
Miss Needham
Jocelyn
Misses Jocelyn
Folkestone
Miss Bouverie
Royston
Hinchingbrook
Georgins Russell
Miss Lister
Hamilton Seymour
Seymour
Miss Thesiger
Raglan
Aveland Snd
Miss Heathcote
Gilbert. Kennedy
Miss Peel
Stanley
Alderley
Claud Hamilton
Hamilton
Henniker
Henry Bourke
Missea Cadogan
Maurice Wingfield
John Leslie
Leslie
Armar Pos
van der Weyer
Albert van de Weyer
Cowell Stepzey
Henry Reave
Miss Reeve
Alderson
John Towneley
Towneley
Georges Drummond
Baillie
Miss Cochrane
Arthur Knox
Miss Gorges
Hervey
Miss Money
Wm. Fraser
Dudley Carleton
Francia Bertie
W. Coke
George Cadogan
Frederick Byng
Morris
Hill
Wodehouse Currie
Pierce
Colin Campbell
Arbuthnott
Frederick Villiers
Alfred Seymour
Jervoise Smith
Cabinet Council at Downing Street Briefing Topics Likely
A Cabinet Council met yesterday at Downing Street with ministers including Viscount Palmerston Lord Chancellor Earl Granville and others. Noble attendees and their households prepared on travel and social duties as prominent figures were noted leaving for Goodwood Raby Castle and Scotland with dinners and receptions reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasury
Downing-street
Viscount Palmerston
Earl Granville
George Grey
Earl Russell
Earl de Grey
Edward Cardwell
Charles Wood
Exchequer
Duke of Somerset
T. Milner Gibson
Earl of
Duke
Duchess of Cleveland
Raby Castle
Marquis
Marchioness of
House of Commons
Denis le Marchant
Bart
Lord Charles Russell
Erskine May
C.B
Henry Ley
Richards
Gosset
Frere
S. Smith
Vardon
Howard
M. Rose
Gibbons
Royal visit to Aldershot and grand military display
Aldershot camp was honoured by a royal visit from the Prince of Wales and the Field Marshal Commanding in Chief with Prince Louis of Hesse. A grand review and field day featured inspected troops, a battlefield drill on Pyestock Hill, and a luncheon at General Pennefather’s hut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aldershot
Prince of Wales
Prince Louis of Hesse
J. ¥. Scarlett
Klc.l
A.G
Ceneral
R. Airey
C.B
Camo
Cove Common
J. L. Pennefather
K.C.B
Duke of Cambridge
J. Scarlett
London
Royal Horse Artillery
2D Life Guards
Royal Companion
Life Guards
Marshall
Coldstream Guards
62D Regiment
Canada
Portamouth
Ingall
Caesar
Pyestock Hill
Pennefather
Royal Artillery
Horge
14Th Regiment
Royal Engineers
Basingstoke Canal
Yal Engineers
Hodge
David Wood
Brook Taylor
Anderson
Ead
Hassell
Earl of Cardigan
West London School of Art prize meeting at New Gallery
A public meeting of supporters and students at 21H Great Portman Street W was held to award prizes. President Beresford Hope presided, letters from bishops and dignitaries were read, and remarks praised progress, attendance, and fundraising, noting increased medals and medallions won this year. Spillsbury of the mechanical class received a gold pencil case from his pupils.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Portlanul Street
A. J. B. Beresford Hope
Oxford
Chichester
Charles Eastly
Hedgrave
Hoberts
Department of Science and Art
South Kensington Museum
Thehs
Beresford Hope
Earl Powis
Digby Wyatt
Spillsbury
London Health Report Sees Weekly Deaths Rise
Registrar General figures show 1300 London deaths in the week ending last Saturday, with 667 males and 633 females. Diarrhea deaths rise, measles remain high, including infant deaths, and several sub districts report fatalities from scarlatina and laryngitis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Poplar
St. James, Bermondsey
St. John
Westminster
Oxton
Middlesex Hospital
Robert Dundas Thomson
F.R.S
New River
Parliamentary Business and Miscellaneous Lord Debates
A chaotic house report lists parliamentary business including third readings and committees on taxes defense and public works. It notes motions from Mr Berkeley and others on admiralty pay inquiries, English and Irish bills, and a fatal accident at the Jesuits Chapel in Rue de Sevres. London General Cnines traffic receipts for the week ending July 17, 1864 are also shown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of Scotland
Professor Mitchell
Cook
K. M. Phin
Arthur Kinnaird
Earl Russell
Foreign Office
Abyssinis
Alexandria
Rue de Sevres
Ilo Pulignac
London General Cunines Company
Libzn
Laying the First Stone of the Thames Embankment
The first stone of the Thames Embankment, north side, was laid by J Thwaites, president of the Metropolitan Board of Works, marking the project from Westminster Bridge to Blackfriars Bridge. The 7000 yard embankment includes a 100 foot width with a 30 foot promenade and new street connections to the Mansion House, easing traffic in Poultry Ludgate Hill Fleet Street and the Strand. The ceremony featured Lord John Manners and officials, with contracts to Farnese and Ritson, and a plan to house steam boat piers and public statuary along the riverfront.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thames Embankment
J. Thwaites
Metropolitan Board of Works
Westminster Bridge
Blackfriars Bridge
Metropolitan Hoard of Works
Mansion House
Poultry
Cheapside
Ludzate-hill
Fleet-Street
Farnese
Waterloo Bridge
Temple Gardens
Ritson
Bares, &c
John Manners
M.P
Cowper
Board of Works
Afr
J. Long
Saunders
M.C
Mellor
SLP
Doulton
M.donald
Wallis
le Breton
Alderman Finois
Nicholsy
Newton
Roach
Collins
Dalton
Freeman
Healey
Phillips
Thwaites
Christopher Wren
London
Metropolis
Aving
Martin
Thames
Blackfriars
Gladstore
House of Commons
House of Lords
Theaires
Bazalgette
Richmond
Castle Hotel
Embankment
Outrage on a Young Lady in Govan
Report of a brutal assault on Miss Addie after a conv0y walk near Murrow Place. She was severely beaten by M Glinchey, identified by voice, while locals failed to intervene. She remained conscious, aided home, with police and witnesses detailing the incident and aftermath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Addie
Miss Addie
Murrow Place
Govan
Miay Addie
Cut
Cessnock Nursery
Govan-road
Cessnock-road
Weymouth Terrace
Learmonth
M'Glinchey
M'Phernon
Abe
Glasgow Hoald
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Imperial Parliament
West London School OF Art
Health OF London
Ors
Loch Katrine
Glasgow
Manchester
Southwark
Grand Junction
Lambeth
Royal Observatory
Greenwich
Donnelly
Dublin
Vienna
Glatter
W. H. Gladstone
J. F. Stuart Wortley
Tesigne Liverroor
Liverpool Exchange
Wallace
Maryland
Newavenders’ Benevolent and Provident Institution
Freemasons’ Tavern
Athenst
Lusk