Lords Pass Royal Titles Bill Amid Protests And Delays
The Royal Titles Bill passed a third reading in the Lords before adjournment amid doubts over excluding the Empress title from documents. Lord Selborne pressed the point. the Lord Chancellor favored the proclamation. Disraeli defends the bill. Fawcett’s resolution awaits Easter, with growing town meetings opposing the imperial title. The Oxford University Bill advanced through committee with concessions from Lord Salisbury.
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