Debate on property in man and Conservative policy
In a heated discussion, Mr Stimmins condemns the notion of property in man as monstrous while applauding the resolution. Mr C B Vincent of the Amalgamated Society of Railway Servants backs the motion as a principled stand against such ideas. A subsequent resolution orders sending copies to the Prime Minister and the Opposition leader.
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Stimmins
C. B. Vincent
Amalgamated Society of Railway Servants
New Hampshire
Republican Convention
Ohio House of Representatives
House of Representatives
Washington
India
A. C. Lyall
Rajpnatana
Meywar-Guzerat
Meywar
Soorjee
Prince OF Wales
Brahmo Samaj
God
Foreign miscellany and distant wars and prayers
Reports detail M Wallon ordering 80 0007 to restore Rheims Cathedral along with snowbound Spain halting troops. Corsican Bonapartists back Prince Napoleon, Lord Lytton sails to England, and Sebastopol boulevard plans loom. A naval base shifts to Port Royal with casualties in Perak operations and a deadly Odessa railway crash.
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M. Wallon
Rheims
Spain
Corsica
M. Rouher
Napoleon
Lord Lytton
Lisbon
England
Sebastopol
Aurora Island
New Hebrides
Italy
Odessa
Thomas
Atlantic Cable
Bremerhaven
Port Royal
South Carolina
United States Navy
North Atlantic
Guba
New York
Matay Peninsula
Penang
Perak
Hawkins
Townsend
Straits Settlement
Malacca
Russia
Moscow
Saratoff
Gorackpur
Babu
Chedy
H. Stern
Basharatpore
Herzegovina
Jean of Arc
Law reform on murder debated in parliament
A summary of historic proposals to revise the law of murder in Britain. Reports trace a sequence of bills from 1871 to 1874, including Sir George Jenkinson and Mr. Gurney proposals, a Lowe committee report calling the law evasive, and the current Wilmot bill proposing two degrees of murder with contrasting punishments.
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Capital Punishment Commission
Walpole
Lord Aberdare
George Jenkinson
Gilpin
Goldney
Russell Gurney
Lopes
Fitzjames Stephen
House of Commons
Robert Lowe
Gurney
John E. Wilmot, Bart
Warwick
Howard Association
Lord Brougham
Infanticide and murder clauses in Wilmot bill outlined
The article outlines key provisions of Sir John Wilmot's measure on homicide with sections defining murder first and second degrees, infanticide, penalties, and jury responsibilities. It notes anticipated Royal Commission review on homicidal insanity and limits on certain verdicts and procedures.
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Royal Commission For
Sir John Wilmot
Nonconformist opposition to denominational school grants in Manchester
A Manchester Nonconformist Association resolution denounces increased public funding for denominational or voluntary schools as unnecessary and unjust. The motion argues current grants suffice and further public control would hinder a national system.
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Manchester Nonconformist Association
Schoools
London School Board
National Lifeboat Institution
Lifeboat Institution
Giri’ Kervee
Kina Epwarp
St. Andrew’s Road
Cambridge Heath
R. W. Carden
Ohn M‘gregor
Thomas Scrutton
Burdett-road
Thomlinson
Albert-street
Mile
New Town
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