Poor Relief and Disfranchisement Debates Highlight Legislation
Parliament debated the Poor Relief bill with division results 74 to 80 and 6 on the third reading. The Bridgwater Beverley Disfranchisement Bill faced opposition and delay before a second reading, while the Wine and Beerhouse Act amendment passed. A religious tests reform bill aimed at Oxford Cambridge and Durham universities was introduced with mixed support and anticipated further discussions.
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Fieepen
London
Brewer
House
W. M. Torrens
W. H. Smith
T. Chambers
Samuda
H. Hoare
Locke
Alderman Lusk
Friends of the Bill
Hanpy
H. Lewis
Poor-Law Board
Goschen
Bridgwater
Beverley
Nivitze- Greenvaxtz
R. Collier
S. Knox
H. Edwards
Norwood
Hull
Cuay
Broapney
East Riding of
Yorkshire
Clay
Heycate
Hixt
Norwich
H. Selwin-Isperson
Birmingham
Northampton
Leeds
Manchester
Sheffield
Portsmouth
Plymouth
Bristol
Stoke-upon-Trent
Portamouth
Sotterton-Gengnan
Oxford
Cambridge
Durham
Kilmarnock
Bouverie
Brighton
House of Lords
Lords
Hear
Church of England
Harpy
House of
Warpe
University of Cambridge
University of Oxford
Cave
Carpwett
Proclamation of the Emperor on May plebiscite decision
The Journal Officiel publishes an Imperial decree calling French citizens to vote on May 8 on reforms since 1860 and the Senatus Consultum of April 20 1870. Ballots will be Yes or No with six am to six pm voting. prefects may start at five am on request. The Emperor urges support for the constitutional pact and stability.
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Officiel
France
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Baronet
Foreign and Colony