War Office papers and cattle market bill topics dominate House
Debate spans army administration papers on the Royal Gun Factory and draft War Office regulations, a costly Metropolitan Foreign Cattle Market bill, and struggles over the corrupt practices bill. Speakers attack delays and urging financial clarity while committee progress stalls on Poor Relief and emigration safeguards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warkxin
Major Anson
Royal Gun Factory
John Paxmneton
Jervis
Central Department
War Office
Treasury
Henry Storks
J. Pakington
Disrazui
Disrakui
Malechyi
Select Committee
House Deliberates on Bribery Clause and Election Expenses
The House debated a bribery-related clause proposed by Sir F. Goldship, which would nullify votes for a bribery-tainted candidate while preserving one third of electors for any other declared winner. The panel rejected it 79 to 48. A second clause by Mr. Fawcett sought to charge hustings and polling costs to rates with a 100 deposit. mixed views followed, and the clause was carried with 84 to 76 after some amendments and withdrawals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morratt
J. O. Jervoist
Privy Council
T. Pacer
Haprizio
Hadfield
Treasury Bench
Lord R. Montagu
Fresurietp
Syxes
Ginpin
Gipson
Guapstong
Disratzi
London
Hapfield
Jamos Bricut
Mr. Disraeli
H. A. Brouog
France
Ayrton
Disraeli
Battey
Gladstone
M. Gimson
Bazigy
Grapstone
Hull
Cowen
Curetham
Taylor
Canpuisx
Lord Excite
Speaker
House
Russell Gurney
House of Commons
Ayerton
Wairsteap
Carp- Well
Bouverts
Locke
Guapsrongz
Henney
William Hutt
Disrartt
Guapstone
Diskari
Scotland
Ireland
England
Greenwich Hospital
Custom House
Irish Commission On
Lord Mayo
J. Gray
F. Goldship
Lowe
Fawcett
Disraru
Mr. Mitt
W. Beaumont
Bouverie
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W. E. Forster
Apperley
Queensland
Colonial Office
Government of
Schools Inquiry Commission
Forster
Harpy
T. Huocues
Scrater-BooTu
Dodson
Exchequer
Sclater- Booth