Ecclesiastical Fees Reform Debated in Parliament
MPs debated salaries for provincial judges and the burden of ecclesiastical fees. Proposals to refer the bill to a select committee were supported to examine clerical offices, fees, and the judge’s salary funding, while other measures moved forward on game laws and cattle plague responses.
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W. Bakerelot
Gotpnry
BereEstorp-Harr
Sir W. Barthelot
Manx
Croig
M‘lagan
Scotland
Lord Macport
Grant Dorr
Exoxo
Apro- Cate
Lord Landon
W. Barttelot
Limehouse
Metropolis
Hull
Privy Council
Essex
East’ Riding
Germany
Belgium
France
Holland
C. Duke
Kenealy Moves to Preserve Ottoman Empire Integrity
In the House of Commons on Monday Dr. Kenealy gave notice of a motion to preserve the integrity of the Ottoman Empire beyond treaty guarantees as a protection to the Eastern Empire. Mr. Cross said he planned to lay the consolidation of the Factory and Workshops Acts before Easter. Bourke cited a Bulgarian Turkish petition opposing the new Turkish Constitution, sent to the Constantinople Chargé d Affaires, with Anderson asking about disclosure of petition signatories.
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Lower
G. Campbell
O. Morean
High Court of Justice
House of Lords
Lord Stratheden
Campbell
Turkey
Europe
Lord Grey
Duke of Argyll
Porte
International Commission
Dersy
House of Commons
Kenealy
Ottoman Empire
Cross
Macdonald
Anderson
Bourke
Bulgaria
Constantinople
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Mr. Gladstone
Mitche St Henry
Trevelyan
Lord Huntington
Har- T13gton
MitcheLtt Henry
Newbdegate
Muntz
A. Lusk
Rodwell
Evans
Jacos Bricut
Commons
Foreign Office
Diplomatic Service
Boorke
Grant Durr
G. Bowyer
Lord Percy
Playfair
Exchequer