Crisis in the House as East Crisis Debated and Vote Won
The House of Commons faced a tense week with Lord Hartington and Mr Forster leading opposition to a Vote of Credit amid confusing telegrams from Layard and denials from Prince Gortschakoff. Amid cheers and laughter, Mr Bright urged waiting for confirmation before decision. The night ended with a division and a later, calmer committee vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marqus
Hartington
Lord Beaconsfield
Layard
Stafford Northcote
Constantinople
Nicholas
Mr. Forster
Forster
Rylands
Mr. Rylands
Lord Hartington
Watkin Williams
E. J. Reed
Joseph Cowen
Bright
Mr. Bright
Treasury Bench
Sir Stafford Northcote
Prince Gortschakoff
Count Schouvaloff
Mr. Layard
Mr. Gladstone
Anderson
House
Gladstone
Goschen
Courtney
Cowen
Newcastle
Last Week's Divisions in the House of Commons
Report on Friday divisions over the vote of credit and Speaker’s departure. It notes 396 present, 256 abstentions, 328 in support of six million credit, 124 opposed, with Liberals, Home Rulers, and Conservatives split across two divisions and names several MPs who changed or abstained.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Commons
W. B. Beaumont
Corbett
Cowen
Earl de Grey
N. M. de Rothschild
Samuda
Marquis of Stafford
Walter
Yeaman
G. Bowyer
G. E. Browne
O'Leary
R. Montagu
Cave
Lord Advocate
Fay
Mitchell Henry
Denis O’conor
O’conor Don
Baxter
W. H. Gladstone
Hibbert
Shaw-Lefevre
G. Cavendish
Joseph Cowen
Thomson Hankey
Marquis of
Lorne
Mure
Eustace Smith
Stafford
Dunbar
O. Lewis
Ward
S. Cave
F. Acland
Jacob Bright
H. Cholmeley
T. A. Dickson
CG. Dilke
H. Johnstone
A. EB. Middleton
C. M. Palmer
W. E. Price
Hanbury Tracy
O’conor
Richard
Courtney
W. E. Gladstone
Bright
Campbell-Bannerman
Dodson
Stansfeld
Marquis of Hartington
Forster
Childers
Mr. Lowe
Goschen
Knatchbull-Hugessen
A. Peel
Grant- Duff
Lord F. Cavendish
H. James
W. V. Harcourt
Eastern Question Armistice Bases Published by St. Petersburg
Government messenger dispatch from St. Petersburg outlines preliminary bases for an armistice with Turkey. It states Bulgaria shall be autonomous with a Christian government, limited Ottoman presence, and borders per the Constantinople Conference.
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St. Petroburg
Nicholas
Bulgaria
Constantinople