Debating the Ballot and Irish Railways in Parliament
The debate centered on voting papers versus ballots with Ministers opposing early voting cards. Opposition praised the ballot while ministers and critics warned of bribery risks. The House also discussed Irish railways, Irish education funding, and university reform plans amid other motions and adjournments.
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Raikes
G. Hardy
Graves
Eelhouse
R. Fowler
C. Hamilton
H. Selwin-Ibbetson
Wharton
J. Manners
Nortuvote
Forster
Diskaeli
Statham
W. E. Forster
Thames Embankment
Charley
Kennaway
United States
Australia
Marquis of Hartington
Hardy
Northcote
Beresford
Bentinck
Chaplin
Whitbread
Merry
Lord Henley
Tippine
W. O. Gors
Royal Commission
W. Hee
Kavanagh
Lord Hartington
Cnvarking
Ireland
Lord Hartixdon
Plunket
D. Catrym Mpe
Lord E. Fitzmaurice
the Treasury
Gladstone
Walpole
Graystone
Beresford Hope
Lapstone
Rathbone
University of Oxford
Bruce
Baines
G. Gregory
Tomline
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House
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G. Bentinck
Guapsronk
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Lord N. Lennox
Mr. Greene
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