Burials Bill and Education Debates in Parliament
Parliament debated the Burials Bill amid amendments on churchyard interments and dissenters, then moved to the Education Bill with ballot provisions and local elections. Friction over secrecy, open voting, and provisional clauses dominated late proceedings, while France Prussia tensions and the Gambia cession were also discussed.
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