University Reform Act debate on private halls and tests
Lords discuss a private halls proposal for Roman Catholics and Dissenters at Oxford and other universities. Critics warn against undermining religious education, while supporters urge compromise to open fellowships and end tests. The House divided and the bill was rejected on the day.
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Oxford
Hear
Church of England
Arnold
Earl of Money
Cambridge
Guoucester
Lord Carnarvon
Earl of Campgertown
Lord Syrretton
Lord Licuristo
Repxspatz
Kimpertey
Cairns
Archbishop of Canterbury
Lord Stratheden
Lord Granville
Lord Lytreton
Sunday
Lord Shaftesbury
Legislative advances and adjournment noted in session
Several bills moved forward while others were adjourned at 8:05 p m. The proceedings show competing measures and shifts in focus during the legislative day.
Real Property Intestacy Bill dominates House of Commons debate
The House of Commons spent nearly the entire afternoon debating the Real Property Intestacy Bill. Supporters argue it mainly affects small estates and aids younger children's inheritance, while opponents fear it could erode large estates and threaten 40s freeholders. The bill passed its second reading by 169 to 144 amid varied ministerial and backbench views.
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L. Kine
B. Hors
Dickinson
W. Fowler
Leveson Gower
G. Gregory
Goopney
C. Buxton
O. Morgan
Bat
J. H. Palmer
Heney
Hope
Baines
J. Freupen
Irish Church Bill debate draws large Lords audience
A Thursday session of the Lords drew a large and animated crowd as the Irish Church Bill return was taken up. Mr. Guazstone outlined the government’s plan to oppose most Lords amendments, reserving separate discussion for key points. Disraeli urged moderation after news the government would reject the Lords en masse.
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Lords
Guapstone
Disxarut
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House OF Commons
W. EB. Forster
Thames Haven