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bishops in house of lords debated retirement and pensions
An 1860s debate centers on establishing bishops in the House of Lords and retirements. MPs discuss pension amounts for archbishops and bishops, cases like Winchester and Exeter, and whether coadjutor bishops sit in parliament. Government argues one third income and 2,000 a year minimum with residences. Several amendments are proposed and rejected as the bill moves toward committee reporting.
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Church of England
House of Lords
Hadfield
United Kingdom
Wales
Hear
Liverpool
D. Darrympter
Bovverts
Winchester
Exeter
Dickinson
Durham
Mowsray
Haprizip
Mr. Mowsray
Lord Palmerston
George Lewis
Haprieup
Leeds
Kinnarry
Bowline
Guapstone
House
Grapstone
Burke
Whittweet
Youna
Guanstone
Ecclesiastical Commissioners For
England
Guap- Stone
Wairwext
Gladstone
O. Morcan
Torquay
Guapstong
W. Lawson
Guaystone
House of Commons
House of Peers
W. Law
Canada
Stansteep
Rupert's Land
Hudson's Bay Territory
Manx
8. Aytoun
C. Dilke
Carpwell
Metropolitan Board of Works
M’cattncy Torrens
Board of Works
India
J. B. Smith
Barrey
Puarrt
C. Denison
Bricut