Admiralty and lowering apparatus debate in Rome visit notes
The article records courtesy shown by distinguished foreigners in Rome and a Commons debate over Admiralty duties to equip ships with safe boat lowering gear. Mr Bouverte urges government responsibility, Goscuin backs life-saving provisions, and the motion is withdrawn amid broader scrutiny of naval regulations.
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Rome
Bouverte
Admiralty
Graves
Goscuin
Hullah
Rylands
Foreign Office
Secret Service
Neville-Grenville
Forster
Dixon
Disraeli and Derby address Manchester crowd in Free Trade Hall
Benjamin Disraeli spoke at the Free Trade Hall in Manchester before about 6000 people. He defended the Conservative programme, praised constitutional balance, and attacked the then government for its Ireland policy and reforms. Lord Derby urged Conservatives to stay united and prepared for a general election.
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Benjamin Disraeli
Free Trade Hall
Manchester
Callender
Lady Beaconsfield
Orsrantz
England
George Iit
United States
Congress
Disraeli
House of Lords
Grecond
London
Westminster Bridge
France
Europe
Mr. Disraeli
Ireland
Liberal Party
House of Commons
Lord Derby
Alabama
Lord Drersy
Lancashire
Engiland
Education Act vacancy vote in Finsbury Islington Clerkenwell St Luke's
Hugh Owen won the Islington-Finsbury district election with 3 199 votes to 2 280 for Stafford Allen. The total Islington tally was 5 479 with Owen leading in seven of nine wards. Allen carried minorities in Stoke Newington and Highbury while Clerkenwell and Westminster counts reflected mixed support. Owen advocates Bible teaching in state schools while Allen supports secular plus religious instruction and a national system.
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Hugh Owen
Allen
Finsbury
Islington
Mr. Owen
Mr. Allen
Stoke Newington
Highbury
Clerkenwell
Owen
St. Luke’s
Stafford Allen
Society of Friends
London
Manchester
Gladstone
Temple
Earl of Shaftesbury
Greenwich
James Soames
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