Irish and Land Bills Dominate Late Session Talk and Votes
The House debated abolishing forfeiture for felons, Irish Processions Act repeal, and a plan to regulate processions after Easter. A Medical Act amendment, solicitor remuneration orders, and con vent matters followed. The Irish Land Bill faced long clauses on Ulster custom and tenant rights with heavy voting. morning sittings sparked dispute before a late adjournment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Forster
Jessel
O. Morgan
Home Secretary
Ireland
W. Johnston
Viscount Cricuton
Lord
Belfast
C. Forrescus
Lord O. Hamilton
Dowsz
Duke of Abercorn
Johnston
W. Patten
Vance
Carthy Downine
Coote
Madden
Ie Ballet
Samperson
Bir J. Guay
Graves
Forster
Frivy Council
J. Trelawny
Lords Amendments on Peace Preservation Bill and Irish Land Bill
Morning sitting notes that Lords amendments to the Peace Preservation (Ireland) Bill were agreed to except two on compensation distribution to next of kin and court appeal when grand jury declines to assess. Irish Land Bill advances on Ulster tenant rights with GaStone amendments and proposed omissions.
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Ireland
Gladstone
Theouse
Ulster
Glapstone
Joan Garay
Guaystone
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