Education reform and Irish Church politics debated in Parliament
The piece surveys candidates for university seats and education policy amid Irish Church questions. It highlights proposals by Mr Lowe and Mr Bagehot on secular education, endowments, and university governance, plus cautions on church revenues and the need for national unity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ireland
Oxford
Cambridge
Lowe
England
Department of Education
University of London
Walter Bagehot
R. H. Hutton
Bagehot
Prussia
Berlin
Greum
Derby
Lord Derby
Daily Telegraph
Westminster
Edward Miall
London
James Martineau
Auberon Herbert
Daily News
Reform Bill Debates and Bribery Prevention Plan In Commons
The House of Lords met briefly and adjourned as Lords considered bills on oaths and land tenure in Ireland. In the Commons ministers faced questions on Alabama claims and the Scotch and Irish reform bills while debating a Bribery Prevention Bill and election petition reforms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Lords
House of Commons
G. 8S. Lefevre
Alabama
Lord Stanley
Bartreer
O. Stanney
Munger Gisson
Robert Montagu
Granville
Court of Queen’s Bench
R. Conitze
Lown
Lord CranBornn
B. Palmer
Mr. Hanner
Guadstownb
Beirut
Locke
Bonham Carter
Goldney
D. Griffith
Arrivals Reported Moderately Steady Grain Market
Fresh arrivals of English wheat were moderate and prices showed little change with slow sales. Foreign wheat offerings were fair with dull inquiry for top samples. Barley demand remained heavy while supply was good. Floating cargoes were quiet and previous rates were hard to sustain.
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Camsamoe University
O. J. Selwyn
Beresford Hope
Cleasby
Bays
Lichfield
Hope
Stoxton-Trent
Colin Minton Campbell
Stoke
Minton and Co
Lord Harrowby
Lord Sandon
Melly
Longton
Hanley
Salford
H. Rawson
Rawson
Bristol
Morton Peto
John William Miles
William Miles
East Somerset
Hestron
Brett
Henry Rogers
Argyllshine
Lord Lorn
Duke of Argyll
Argyllshire
Germany
Lord Hobart
Postscript
Paris Zpoque
Presse
Liberté
France
Hpaque
M. Rouher