Dissolution Rumors and Electoral Fight Rumors in Commons
The House of Commons debate centers on dissolution rumors and the looming general election. Sir William Dyke, Mr. Rowland Winn, Mr. Adam, and Lord Kensington deny knowledge of any dissolution, while Lord Beaconsfield’s stance remains uncertain. A.Former speculation about Lord Hartington’s tour is dismissed as unfounded. The East Kent candidacy of E. F. Davis draws interest as Nonconformist support grows. The Irish Sunday Closing Bill, Highways Bill, and Irish Education Bill receive attention, with mixed prospects and shifting parliamentary dynamics. The Cattle Plague Bill faces genuine opposition from Mr. Joseph Cowen and Newcastle interests, testing government resolve in committee.
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House of Commons
Lord Beaconsfield
William Dyke
Rowland Winn
Mr. Adam
Lord Kensington
Lord Hartington
Daily News
E. F. Davis
East Kent
Davis
London
Kent
O’conor Don
Gladstone
Charles Lewis
Newdegate
James Lowther
Joseph Cowen
Loyalist traitor in Liberal camp urged to expel
A letter to the editor criticizes MP W H Foster of Bridgnorth for supporting Disraelitish Eastern questions and government bills while abstaining on a key vote. The writer urges expulsion and compares Foster toN M de Rothschild, urging more jealously to purge renegades. The author notes figures like Osborne Morgan and Roe buck in ongoing party conflicts.
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N.M. de Rothschild
Argus
M.P
W. H. Foster
Bridgnorth
Salop
OW. H. Foster
Osborne Morgan
Sheffield
Mr. Roebuck
Aylesbury
N. M. de Rothschild
Paris Exhibition visitors urged to see Salle Evangelique
Letter to the Nonconformist invites Continental travelers to visit the Salle Evangelique at the Paris Exhibition, recounting the 1867 alliance concession and noting the current lack of a similar liberal enclave for international Christian meetings. The piece also includes a longer defense of the Charity Organisation Society, arguing its work aids the poor despite occasional official hurdles. The author, Arthur Miall of London, emphasizes sincere relief efforts for those temporarily out of work or ill, and calls for strong support rather than attack.
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Paris
Salle Evangelique
Palais du Trocadéro
Council of the Alliance
Charity Organisation Society
8. C. Hall
Social Notes
Hall
S. C. Hall
Arthur Miall
London
Christian Unity Meetings At Trocadero Near Paris
A notice from Evangelical Alliance London invites Christians of all nations to join daily and weekly activities at the Place du Trocadéro near Paris. Daily English prayer at ten, multilingual services Tuesday and Friday at eleven, French evangelistic meetings by Rev Rh McAll, and Sunday Divine worship under the Colonial and Continental Church Society.
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Place du Trocadéro
United Prayer
Rh. W. McAll
Colonial and Continental Church Society
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James Davis
Evangelical Alliance
Adam-street
Strand
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