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Nonconformist

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jul 21, 1869

Page

19

Prediction of Reform Delay Among Peers

The author argues that the peers will postpone University reform for another year. They will later regret delaying the bill, which they have effectively rejected, as future concessions would be less favorable and more rigid.

Lords Defy Commons in Irish Church Endowment Debate

The Lords rejected the Commons preamble on the Irish Church Bill amid a split with the nation. Earl Granville adjourned after a 78 vote, signaling a clash over whether surplus church funds may serve secular aims. The government is expected to withdraw the bill or convene a special session to address Ireland.

House of Lords Commons Earl Granville House of Commons Lord Cairns Gladstone the Times Lord Salisbury Mr. Gladstone

Crisis in France slows imperial concessions and raises doubts

The article critiques the French government’s delayed response after Napoleon III’s message, warns that the new ministry lacks stability, and argues true reform requires patient, persistent work rather than abrupt upheaval. It stresses France needs durable governance and strong local self government to attain lasting freedom.

France Senate Napoleon III M. Rouher M. de Forca de la Roquette Interior Marshal Niel War Department

The New Thames Tunnel Progress and Setbacks

The article recounts Sir Isambard Brunel's completion of the Thames tunnel from Wapping to Rotherhithe after fourteen years of labor. It notes public excitement, shareholder doubts about profits, and the half a million pounds spent without committing further to the ambitious circular approaches needed for efficient vehicle access.

Isambard Brunel Thames Wapping Rotherhithe Smithfield Metropolitan Railway

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