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Nonconformist

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Feb 16, 1870

Page

6

Parliament Debates Ballot Measure and Dublin Seat Contests

The session opens with the expulsion of an unworthy member, O Donovan Rossa, and discussion on ballot proposals and elections. The Liberal-led committee prepares reports. education reforms and Southwark polling shape the near term, while foreign affairs touch Rome and Paris amid unrest and constitutional debates.

Troval House of Commons O'Donovan Rossa Tipperary G.H. Moore H. Matthews Smith O’brien Russell Gurney Recorder of London Marquis of Hartington Ward Hunt EK. A. Leatham Odger Southwark Londonderry Forster Education Union Manchester Bruce Sydney Waterlow England Liberal John Lubbock Auberon Herbert Maidstone Nottingham Bernal Osborne Liberal Party Rome The Times Papal States Paris Munich Madrid Vienna Vatican Augsburg Gazette M. Rochefort M. Ollivier Jules Favre

The Irish Land Bill Outlined by Mr Gladstone

The Irish land bill, a major measure of the session, was unveiled by Mr Gladstone to the House of Commons last evening. The paper argues the plan should meet public expectations, promising justice for Irish occupiers while limiting landlords’ losses, with provisions described as searching yet gentle.

Ireland Gladstone House of Commons

Ireland Land Bill Aims for Justice Without Alarm

The government presents a cautious reform aimed at Ireland’s land tenure, balancing tenant rights with property interests. It broadens access to land loans, strengthens courts to protect tenants, and preserves existing practices while avoiding novelty. Parliament expects a steady path to broader peace and eventual settlement.

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