Queen to Windsor then Highland retreat awaits Parliament
The Queen returns to Windsor early next week to await Parliament before departing for her Highland retreat. The Ballot Bill passes Commons. Lords debate its merits as Gladstone pledges time for full consideration. The Dublin riot follows the Phoenix Park clash amid royal visit and Fenian tensions. Weather improves crop prospects and trade booms. France faces heavy pensions and prisoner issues as Thiers contends with war costs.
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Phoenix Park
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Hyde Park
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Versailles
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Probable Thiers Power Lease in France Abandoned
The piece notes room for communists in industrial work and says the plan to formally vote Thiers into a two year term has been abandoned for now. It reflects provisional state of affairs in France and the political maneuvering surrounding leadership.
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The Two Houses and the Elections Bill Debated
A parliamentary analysis argues the Elections (Parliamentary and Municipal) Bill should be considered by the Lords despite late session timing. It contends the Lords must not neglect a measure of national importance and should avoid delaying its passage to protect the public will.
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