Political crisis at hand as cabinet faces resignation risk
The piece argues Mr. Disraeli should resign if he cannot consent to a constitutional question. It accuses him of using official influence to prejudice the issue and calls the minister guilty of faction. It notes Mr. Disraeli's silence and Mr. Gladstone's absence as a possible coincidence with hidden significance.
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Royal visit in Ireland sparks cautious optimism and hoped reforms
The piece lauds thePrince and Princess of Wales visit to Ireland for easing tensions and boosting trust, arguing the royal presence must accompany justice policies. It warns against neglect, urges periodic royal attendance, and calls for a closer link between throne and Irish society.
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Ireland
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Scotland
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Parliament
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Emerald Isle
Pending Elections Cast Light On Irish Church Question
The piece analyzes forthcoming by election contests in South Lincolnshire East Kent Stamford Bristol and Grantham driven by the Irish Church issue. It notes Liberal gains in Grantham and Bristol with candidates Cholmeley Morley and Tufton, critiques Disraeli's strategy, praises Mr Thomas Hughes Lambeth for rejecting paid canvass and calls for reform and greater unity within the Liberal ranks ahead of the next General Election.
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Gladstone
Brooke Brydges
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Leigh Pemberton
Hardy
Lord Stanley
Burham Downs
East Kent
Edward Dering
Disraeli
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Thomas Hughes
Lambeth
Hughes
Gindatone
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