Crown Speech on Continent Changes and US Relations
The monarch outlines ongoing European developments and updated ties with the United States, praising treaties and urging continued concord. He notes Britain’s parliamentary grants, Irish and Scottish measures, and reforms shaping governance, law, and commerce, while stressing religious equality and imperial policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princess Louise
Prince Arthur
Europe
United Kingdom
London
Black Sea
Bosphorus
East
United States of America
Canada
France
House of Commons Appropriation Bill and Inland Revenue debate
The Appropriation Bill was read a second time. The Pauper Inmates' Discharge and Regulation Bill passed through committee after discussion. On the third reading of the Customs and Inland Revenue Bill Mr M'Laren failed to secure Sunday exemption for carts and horses, defeated forty five to twenty nine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ireland
Westmeath
United Kingdom
Local Government Board
Judicial Committee
Privy Council
Lord Halifax
Earl Cowper
Duke of St. Albans
Earl of Cork
Commons
Lea
CuricHester Fortescue
Newvecatt
M’laren
Downine
Scotland
Anderson
Watkin Wiluiamis
Henley
Strakur
Locke
George IV
Watroe
Judicial Committee of Privy Council
House
Phenix Park
Dublin
J. Gray
Phoenix Park
Wirz
Smyra
Gladstone
Maaurree
Maguire
Gilpin
D. Corrigan
Customs and Inland Revenue
Religious Equality and Church Establishments Debate
Mr Charley asked the First Lord of the Treasury whether he adopted Earl Granville’s June 1870 despatch asserting that religious equality conflicts with establishment. The reply notes no opportunity to decide which principle to pursue.
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Balmoral
Jamaica
Bradford
Charley
the Treasury
Earl Granville
Rawson
Grapsrose
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House of Commons
Glebe Loan
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