Ecclesiastical Titles Act Repeal Bill Withdrawn Amid Reactions
The Ecclesiastical Titles Act Repeal Bill was withdrawn after Lord Cairns objected to changes made by the other House and members rushed to leave town. Lord Kimpertry regretted the bill’s withdrawal, while the Post Office Bill and the Meeting of Parliament Bill passed at third reading. Thirty-two bills were forwarded a stage as Lords adjourned.
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Lord Kimpertry
Alderman Lawrence
Taxner
Hughes
Canada
Loch
Baxten
LowthEer
Carpwett
Secretary of War
House of Commons
T. B. Potter
Otway
Bonaparte
France
Munich
Brucz
NinpgoarTe
T. Cuamaens
M‘lanen
Jessel
Beresford Hope
B. Osborne
Home Secretary
Lords
J. LowTuer
Monk
Fawcett
W. Fowier
India
Glampstone
Grant Durr
Kolapore
Keshab Chunder Sen
Duke of Argyll
Duff
S’awcett
House of Commons Marks, Bills, and Indian Budget
Parliament wrapped up a busy session with votes on liquor Sunday sales defeated, various Lords amendments agreed, and the Beerhouses Bill passed. Debates covered Foreign Enlistment, Ecclesiastical Titles Act repeal, and a lengthy Indian Budget discussion urging reduced military outlay and budget reforms.
Britain’s Belgium ties shifted after 1831 treaty
Friday morning debate notes Mr Glastong stating the 1831 treaty holds no binding force now and that relations with Belgium are governed by the 1839 treaty. He declined to reveal plans if Belgian neutrality is threatened, promising consideration of all circumstances to ensure confidence and security.
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Belgium
Mr. Glapstong
J. Cray
G. Jenkinson
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