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Newspaper

Nonconformist

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jul 07, 1869

Page

9

University Tests Bill Proposes Clergy Opinion Declaration

In the House committee, Sir R. Palmer moved to require professors to declare they will not teach any opinion contrary to the Divine authority of the Holy Scriptures or the Church of England. Debates followed on whether such tests should exist, with opposition from many peers who argued it would impede truth and science and unfairly target dissenters. The clause was later withdrawn and other amendments discussed before the bill's fate.

R. Palmer Clauss Church of England L. Prayrar Professor Buckland Rates O. Morgan Lord J. Manners Newprcare Lanrorts Walker Oxford Fawcett Bouvenie GenzRat Denman Trinity College Cambridge Mr. Denman Watter Brighton Claude Winternotham Guapsront M'‘Evoy CulcHuster Fortescur North of Ireland Portadown Dublin Freemen F. Heycats C. Bennich Mr. Guapstonz Gregory

Telegraph monopoly bill debated with revenue projections

The debate examined the telegraph business growth and a proposed purchase of the system for 6,750,000. Estimates show revenue and costs, with profits and interest varying by rate assumptions. Projections include tariff revisions, new offices, and expanded services amid a monopoly clause as MPs approve core resolutions.

Hunt Crawford Macfie

France's Corps Législatif moves with Left Centre push

Report from Paris notes 150 elections declared valid as the Left Centre party forms a 50 member group in the Chamber. Debates over ministerial responsibility and greater legislative power surface, while opposition questions compatibility and the Emperor’s influence.

France Corps Législatif M. Gabbetta Cauterets Baron de Sibuet M. Paul Bethmont Left Centre M. Buffet M. Jules Brames Third Party M. Louvet M. Rouher

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