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Rejection of Archbishop's amendment on ecclesiastical fund plan
In the Lords the Archbishop of Canterbury failed to amend the Ecclesiastical Bill by preserving a surplus for the episcopal fund while merging into the common fund. The division settled 37 to 22 against the archbishop. The debate then moved to Ireland where the Crime and Outrage Act continuance bill passed its second reading by 89 to 26 amid calls for further concessions. The session also covered labor contracts in the West Indies, Ionian Islands martial law debates, and scrutiny of parliamentary efficiency and salaries.
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Ecclesiastical Commission
House of Lords
Commons
Canterbury
Marquis of Lansdawne
Ireland
Shanman Crawrorp
Grovaz Grey
Gronaz Grey
Mr. Hamilton
Hamilton
Mr. Reynolds
Hamron
Reynolds
Humes
Reynoxps
G. Thomison
Moor
M. J. O’connell
J. W. Witliams
Lambeth
House of Commons
Hume
Henry Ward
Ionian Islands
Hawes
Cephalonia
Bricut
Lord Torrington
Sir Henry Ward
Sir Henry
Lord Grey
Joan RossExn
Mr. Bright
Corfu
Lord John
Colonel Dunnz
Islands
Hinpney
Cxuaupe Hamilton
de Lacy Evans
Lord Duprey Stuart
Thompson
Anstey
B. Hatw
Marlborough House
Duke of Cambridge
Lord J. Russett
B. Hall
Baient
Lord Brougham
Commission On
Stafford
B. Hart