Moving toward arbitration based international law
The speaker argues against war for honor and urges limiting national expenses for war. He promotes arbitration as a path to a code of international law and a high court of nations, noting the Alabama settlement as a precedent and urging the government to adopt a resolution instructing further communication with foreign powers. The aim is to replace force with reason and justice in international disputes.
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Manchester
Europe
England
Droitwich
J. Pakington
Alabama
Lord Granville
Ricward
Richard
High Court of Nations
Lord EnFrexp
House Divides as Motion Passes Without Division
The chamber split over the Previous Question with Ayes 3288 and Noes 10. cheers erupted as the tally was announced. Mr Richards’s motion was then put and agreed to without a division.
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Richard
Long House of Commons Division Lists 9 July Vote Total 102
A detailed roll call lists 98 Ayes and numerous named MPs who supported Mr. Richards motion, plus a minority with Noel and others in opposition. The tally with tellers raises the majority to 102. Names include Forster, Gower, Harcourt, Lowther, and many peers and commoners across parties.
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Hovss
Commons
Richard
Allen
Forster
C. Mitchell
T. A. Anderson
G. Fowler
R. N. Morgan
G. O. Balfour
W. Morgan
Maj. Basa
A. Gilpin
C. Morley
Bassett
I’. Goldsmid
F. _ Morrison
W. Bazley
T. Gower
E. F. L.onslow
G. Brewer
Dr. Gower
Lord R. Palmer
J. H. Bright
Jacob Grieve
J. J. Parry
L. J. Bright
John Hardy
J. Pell
A. Brinckman
Capt. Headam
Pim
J. Brogden
A. T. E. Potter
E. Buckley
N. Herbert
A. E.ronayne
J. P. Burrell
Sir P. Hermon
E. Rylands
P. Cadogan
F.w.hodgson
K. D. Samuelson
B. Candlish
J. Holland
Bartoris
E. J. Carter
R. M. Helms
Seely
C.notting- Cave
T. Hoskyns
C. W.ham
Chadwick Clingworth
A. Cholm
F. Dent
J. D. Lloyd
T. D. Torr
J. Dickinson
Lubbock
J. Tracy
Hon
Hanbury Digby
K. T. Lush
Dr. West
H. W. Dimedale
R. Ma Ur
W. White
J. Dixon
G. M'Clure
T. Whitwell
J. Dodson
W. Carington
Col. Hick
J. Wannee
R. W. Holt
J. M. Walter
J. Cartwright
W. C. Hutton
John Whalley
G. H. Cavendish
F.c.jardine
R. Wheelhouse
J. Cavendish
Lord G. Jones
J. Whitbread
Childers
H. Kavanagh
H. G. Duff
M. EB. Lowther
J. Tellers
Dyott
Col
R. Lyttelton
Hon.C.@.Glyn
G. G. Egerton
Ad. Hn
F. Macfie
R. A. Adams
W. P. Pairs
Opening of the First Loudon School by the London Board
The London School Board opened its first building in Old Castle-street Whitechapel to house nearly 1300 pupils. Lord Lawrence chaired the ceremony with Mr C Reed MP, praising the board’s policy and the Education Department’s support while noting minor limitations in passages and playground space. Also, Protestant Dissenters announce opposition to Endowed Schools Act amendments, urging preservation of religious equality in education.
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Loudon Board
London School Board
Old Castle-street
Whitechapel
Lord Lawrence
C. Reed
M.P
Reed
Education Department
Church of England
London
John Glover
House of Commons
Select Committee
London School Board advances in education push
The article notes the Elementary Education Act progress with a ceremony where a key was handed to Rev. W Rogers and Mortimer Memorial Scholarship awarded to W. E. Barker of Portman Chapel National School. It discusses future school construction, guardian protests to Education Act amendments, and debates over religious instruction in secular schools.
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London
W. Rogers
W. E. Barker
Portman Chapel National School
Marylebone
Metropolis
Mortimer
Abbott
John Macgregor
S. Morley
M.P
Lord Mahon
London School Board
Boards of Guardians
Manchester
Heckmondwike
Wood
Kipperminster
Kidderminster
Glasgow School Board
Ashantee War Moves Reach Elmina Forts
From the Gold Coast dated to June 28 The Times reports Elmina forts were surrounded by Ashantee forces in early June A marine column under Lt Col Festing and 50 Houssas reached Elmina by June 13 to open the road They pressed Elmina chiefs to surrender arms and resist the invaders.
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Gold Coast
the Times
Elmina
Cape Coast Castle
Festing
Quill
Colone Festing
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Brown
A. H. Samuelson
Wedderburn
Sir D. Bolckow
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