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Newspaper
Nonconformist
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Feb 16, 1870
Page
19
The bill is seen as moderate in itself but powerful in impact, with rejection carrying serious consequences. The principle will likely be accepted by the House without division, while details will be refined in Committee with government concurrence in places. The aim is a fair settlement and an honest, capable passage through Parliament.
In the Lords debate led by the Earl of Carnarvon, critics of Gladstone’s policy were accused of exaggerating a rift between Britain and self governing colonies. Earl Granville rejected dismemberment claims, stressing loyalty to the Crown and mutual advantage as the Empire’s enduring bond.
The article laments a season of storms and floods with persistent westerly gales and rain marked by brief frosts. It notes Parliament's opening coinciding with a cold easterly gale and criticizes Professor Mingsley for praising the North East wind while leaving England for the West Indies.
The severe easterly gale and deep frost cripple London activity and Channel shipping. Ice blocks drift on the Thames, vessels are stranded, and lifeboats fail as cold exposes the vulnerable. Five inquests declare deaths from exposure amid widespread hardship and a strain on charity and government.
In the House of Commons last night the Irish Land Bill was introduced by Mr Gladstone amid crowded galleries and quiet but attentive mood. The premier’s speech suggested a long arduous path ahead as he outlined a careful, measured plan for Ireland.
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