Irish Tenancy Bill Sparks Heated Debates in Parliament
Debates on the thirty one years clause and security of tenure feature strong opposition. Advocates warn eviction risks and property rights while supporters argue for tenant protection and exceptional measures for Ireland. The amendment fails 296 to 220 as the bill advances to adjournment.
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Dorchester Fortescue
Roundell Palmer
Ireland
Brophicx
P. O'Brien
Foreign Office
Kavanacu
H. Marrurws
Will14m Fowien
Bruen
Macaire
Gotoney
Guapstong
Mr. Disraeli
America
England
Scotland
Disnarit
Nonconformists Protest Education Bill in Manchester Meeting
A massive protest gathering at Free-trade Hall denounces the Government Education Bill’s religious clauses. Leaders cite concurrent endowment and state sponsorship of religious instruction as threats to conscience and social harmony, while pledging continued opposition and future action.
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Gladstone
Central Committee
Town Hall Chambers
Birmingham
London
Manchester
Henry Lee
Wesleyan
Independent
Baptist
Presbyterian
Methodist
Free Church
Methodist Association
Primitive Methodist
Unitarian
R. W. Dale
M.A
H. W. Holland
J. A. Macfadyen
S. A. Steinthal
Watson Smith
D. J. Haines
D. W. Jordan
Marmaduke Miller
G. W. Conder
A. S. Wilkins
A. Goering
James Bedell
E. Morgan
A. Cran
W. Jessop
E. Bowden
W. S. Willes
Robert Ashcroft
J. McCausland
B. Walker
Thos. Kench
J. Hutcheson
B.A
T. C. Finlayson
John Wheeldon
Messrs
Josh. Leese
J.P
W. Armitage
Crossfield
E. H. Sharp
T. '. Hayes
Alderman Rumney
J. Pidduck
Rayner
Ashton-under-Lyne
J. Porritt
Wintiam Warburton
M.kerrow
Mr. Forster
Forster
Henry Richard
M.P
William Arthur
Arthur
National School
Blackley
Alexander M’laren
James Gwyther
Hugh Mason
Lord Russell
Mason
Cuareman
Ireland
Education Union Committee
Mr. Gladstone
Winchester
Church of England
Whitfield
Spurgeon
J. A. Macrapyren