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Nonconformist

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Aug 02, 1871

Page

6

Lords clash over Army Regulation Bill and Royal Prerogative

Opposition in the Lords scored a symbolic but limited victory against the Government on the Army Regulation Bill. The debate featured cross-party support for the opposition, a large division tally, and questions over Crown prerogative, parliamentary independence, and future steps for the bill. The piece also notes discussions on the Ballot Bill provisions and Prince Arthur’s annuity, with royal visits to Ireland influencing public sentiment.

House of Lords Duke of Richmond Earl of Derby Lord Romilly Commons Earl Russell Marquis of Camden Earl Fitz- William Earl Somers Lord Stanley Alderley Vernon and Vivian Duke of Sutherland Marquis of Westminster Earl W. E. Forster Mr. Disraeli Gladstone Prince Arthur Dixon P. A. Taylor Prince of Wales Louise Ireland Dublin England Scotland

Lords Vote of Censure on Army Reform Policy

The Lords condemned the Government for using the Royal Prerogative to defeat the Conservative Opposition over Army Reform. The large majority is unlikely to harm Mr. Gladstone's public standing and may have limited political effect.

House of Lords Gladstone

Lords and Commons clash over constitutional prerogative

A London editorial argues that the Lords overrule the Commons with their privilege, threatens the Liberal government with an oligarchy, and praises Mr Gladstone's use of the Royal Prerogative to avert a constitutional crisis. It warns the Lords’ receptiveness to reform and the Ballot Bill may influence future politics.

Mr. Gladstone Earl Granville Duke of Richmond House of Lords House of Commons Representative House Gladstone Lords Commons Legislative Assembly

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