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Newspaper
Nonconformist
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Feb 08, 1868
Page
6
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We have received and forwarded to Mr. George Maddox Sc. anonymous, and 10s. from the Rev. A. Holborn, for the widow of the late Mr. Lanoe.
The Born Houses of Parliament expect a return next Tuesday with Earl of Derby hoped ready to lead the government in the Lords. Disputes swirl on Scotch Reform and education plans as Disraeli faces rate protests and Bright cautions on gradual reform amid Abyssinian and Paris press news.
Mr Bright spoke in Birmingham addressing Irish affairs and the United Kingdom's future. He avoided dwelling on past conduct and concentrated on the urgent problem ahead, asking how Ireland may be treated wisely in future legislation.
A parliamentary-style critique notes Mr Bright’s sharp rhetoric and calls for unity with Lord Stanley and Mr Roebuck amid Ireland questions. It questions his push for abolishing the Irish Church and suggests cautious timing and potential concessions to Nonconformists and Roman Catholics.
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