Norfolk Duke Takes Oath as Hereditary Earl Marshal
Parliamentary report notes the Duke of Norfolk, now of age, taking the oath and assuming duties. The House of Lords debates the Bankruptcy Bill, delays in Commons measures, and plans for limited education bills and crime prevention. Queen's Address session arrangements are touched on amid Prince Leopold’s illness.
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Duke of Norfolk
Lord Quuelmsford
Lord Salispury
Lord Granville
Lord Cuancellor
Lord Carrns
Lord Grey
Lord Russell
Earl Russe
House of Commons
Lord Westbury
Lord Carans
House of Lords
Lord Sypney
Prince Leopold
Earl Russell
Earl Granville
Gladstone
Buckingham Palace
Bruce
Commons
Duke of Argyll
Scotland
House of Commons Notices of Motion and Debates
The record covers notices of motion on hospital funding, Canongate ministers’ tax reform, election petitions, cattle diseases bill readings, and various committees. It notes Royal Address plans, Portpatrick Lighthouse query, Endowed Schools bill proposals, and the banishment case of British subject James Cassels in Portugal.
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House OF Commons
McTormens
M‘laren
Canongate
City of Edinburgh
Sreaker
Taunton
Gloucester
O'Reilly
City of Dublin
Ayrton
Norwich
Bewdley
House
Lord Hitt Trevor
Bradford
Guildford
Drogneds
Robert Montagu
Lord Rozert
England
Scotland
Privy Council
Home Secretary
Headlam
Dent
Waite
Horse Guards
War Office
Ginrin
Vernon Hancover
George III
Duke of Gloucester
Disraxi
L. Paxx
Portpatrick Lighthouse
Briant
Treasury
Laws
Hueues
Lord de Grey
Charity Commissioners
Oxford
Cambridge
London
Norrucots
W. E. Forster
Harpy
Beresford Hope
R. Montagu
Neville-Grenville
Walter
Haprize
Forster
Lord Henley
W. Johnston
Orangeman
Belfast
O’donoa
Szawiy-Iszzison
Gregory
Portugal
Winterbotham
Oporto
Lisbon
Otway
James Cassels
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Parliamentary Intelligence
Norwood
Bell
Schools Inquiry Commission
Baronet
Northcote
Duke of Newcastle
Lord Clarendon
Public Schools Commission
University of Cambridge