Irish Church Bill Debate Ends in Division on Endowment
Lords clash over preserving bishops seats and granting concurrent endowment. The long session sees amendments on residence for clergy, rights of bishops, and the path to religious equality in Ireland, concluding with a division supporting the concurrent endowment plan by 121 to 114.
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Lord Devon
Camzrsuny
Lord Penzance
Dr Gelly
Lord Carans
Lord Carnarvon
Lonp
Lord Hale
Lord Carane
Lord Stannart
Ireland
Lord Hovauron
Duke of Somerset
Mr. Gladstone
House
Lord Kimperley
Lord Stanhope
Mr. Pitt
Lord Granarp
Duke of Lexwater
Church of
Lord Wesrbury
England
Europe
Lord Granvinle
Lord Stanmore
Lord Cams
Fingland
Lord Denbigh
Friends of Concurrent Endowment
Lord Denzian
Lord den- Man
Lord Govan
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Trades Unions Bill Debate Highlights Split Opinions
In the House of Commons the second reading of the Trades Unions Bill sparked lengthy debate. Backers argued for protecting union funds and relaxing coercion laws while critics warned of free trade violations and urged safeguards for non unionists. The discussion touched on apprenticeship critique and cooperative movements, with government figures signaling partial endorsement and plans for future revisions.
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Thomas Huanes
Sheffield
Royal Commission
Thomas Brassey
Duartey
Pfarr
Oldham
Co-Operative
Primsoxy
Epmund Porter
C. Duke
Munpeuna
France
Belgium
Scotland
Bruce
Samupa
J. Manners
W. E. Forster
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