Disestablishment debate and Irish Church tensions in Parliament
A parliamentary session discusses the loss of establishment for the Church of Ireland, with leaders arguing over potential dissolution and the vitality of the church. Disraeli and Gladstone figures are cited amid clashes, and a committee is formed to draft reasons for differing from Lords amendments. The Telegraphs Bill proceeds to second reading as education news follows.
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Church of Ireland
Mr. Harpy
Mr. Disraeli
Mr. Bright
House of Lords
Burcur
J. Manners
Charley
Gladstone
Lowe
Bruce
Cardwell
Bright
Fortescue
Ireland
Forster
Ayrton
England
Yesterday's Lords Debate on Irish Church Bill Amendments
In the Lords, Granville urged sticking to original provisions as 35 of 62 amendments were adopted or altered. Cairns pressed severing preamble issues, Grey warned of government obstinacy, Hazleton urged moderation, and Russell defended concurrent endowment, arguing for practical disestablishment without preamble dogmas. Debates touched curates’ pay, private endowments, and timing of disestablishment.
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House of Lords
Commons
Lord Granville
House of Commons
Écinpahan
Trish
House
Lord Cairns
Lord Kroseruzy
Lord Grey
Lord Hazifax
CL Anrharpe
Lord Suarrespury
United Kingdom
Lord Russell
Duke of
Lord Sauisuury
Gladstone
Parliament in turmoil over preamble amendments and surplus usage
The House divides 173 to 96 to insist on amendments to the preamble amid clashes between government and Grey. Gl adstone returns to cheers as Lords debate surplus application and Roman Catholic prison instruction. The Commons later advances the Metropolitan Board of Works loan bill and amends the Metropolitan Poor Act. debates on other measures continue with adjournment. Paris reports the French Chamber plans to delay prorogation and Left members prepare a formal declaration.
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Lord Shaftesbury
Commons
London
Lord Cairns
Lord Granville
Lord Grey
Duke of Mar_porovucd
Gladstone
Duke of Manchester
Lord Barn
Lord Wincuttsxa
Jack Cade
Lord Granvittz
House of Commons
Metropolitan Board of Works
Yeals
Mr. Gladstone
Paris
Grain market report shows weak demand and price drops
The Kesex and Kent wheat receipts were limited with thin miller attendance and heavy demand for red and white parcels, prices dropping. Foreign wheat ample, Monday quotations reduced. barley trade heavy at previous rates. oats offered in large quantities with heavy activity. flour trades slow at furl duotations.
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Kesex
Kent
Emigration Fund Aids 200 to 250 to Canada
The Marquis of Westminster sent 1000 pounds to the British Colonial Emigration Fund to dispatch 200 to 250 emigrants to Canada before month end. The fund has assisted nearly 3,000 people to emigrate through its agency.
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Marquis of Westminster
Canada
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Otway
Stapleton
Austria
Bavaria
Ecumenical Council
Postscript
Mark-Lankh
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