Debate on Lords role stalls Bankruptcy Bill passage
The House faces a crisis over whether the Lords should be consulted as the Bankruptcy Bill is debated. Attorney General and Chancellor propose using a select committee while Biggar and Parnell derail the measure, prompting strong cross‑party response and anger at stalling tactics.
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House of Lords
House
House of Commons
Parnell
Ind
Biggar
Liberals split as Hartington motion votes mix with Government
In Friday morning division on Marquis of Hartington motion several Liberal peers and MPs aligned with government including Brassey Campbell Fitzwilliam Kingscote Talbot Tavistock and Hanbury-Tracy. Home Rule backers Lewis and O Gorman supported the majority while Conservative Powell sided with opposition. Sixteen peers abstained or failed to vote amid walkouts reflecting discontent with Hartington concessions.
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Marquis of Hartington
H. A. Brassey
Colin Campbell
Charles Fitzwilliam
Colonel Kingscote
Christopher Talbot
Marquis of
Home Rule Party
Owen Lewis
Major O’gorman
Walter Powell
Gladstone
Childers
Goschen
Stansfeld
Lowe
House of Commons
Robert Peel
Walter
Lord Hartington
Charles Dilke
Mr. Rylands
Ruskin Declines Lecture Due to Health
The note explains John Ruskin cannot lecture publicly because ill health prevents him from taking on such work. It mentions Dr. W H Russell slated to receive a three thousand guinea fee and the Coffee Public House Association offering 2000 for a prize essay. Judges led by Sir Charles Trevelyan awarded the prize to Rev. William Cunningham of Trinity College Cambridge after reviewing 122 essays.
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John Ruskin
W. H. Russell
Cape
Garnet Wolseley
London 7Telegraph
Coffee Public House Association
Charles E. Trevelyan
Bart
K.O.B
William Cunningham
Trinity College
Cambridge
German Political Scene Faces New Party Alignments
A correspondent surveys Germany’s 1878 Reichstag shift. Liberal, Conservative and Ultramontane blocs fracture into six groups including Democrats, Progressists, and Volk. Centre gains influence, while Social Democrats grow despite the 1878 anti‑social laws. Elections in Prussia in October will redefine alignments.
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Reichstag
Centre
Prussia
Vincke
New Liberals
Party of Progress
Forachrittspartei
Jung-Litauen
House of Lords
National Liberal
Lasker
Twesten
Progressiots
Union of
Miguel
Volk
Hélder
Treitschke
Bennigsen
Athens
Switzerland
Dresden
Bracke
Hasselmann
Fritzsche
Breslau
Hasenclever
Leonhard
Berlin Volkszeitung
Progressions
Resent Party of Progress
Albeck, Hoverbeck
Virchow
National Liberals
Progressists
Lowe
Social Democrats
The
Democrats
Liéwe
Party of
Bethusy-Huc
Falk
Puttkamer
House of Commons
Rome
Bismarck
Alsace
Lorraine
France
Germany
Prince Bismarck
Mastodon Skeleton Unearthed In Newburgh Quarry
New York papers report a petrified mastodon skeleton found July 7 by ditch diggers in Newburgh New York State. Measurements suggest a size rivaling the largest ever found from 1845 in the same district. The site was once a marsh. In Britain the Victoria Patent Fur Company Limited plans to buy Briton Ferry business, vendor to invest 12500 pounds in consols for a five year five percent guaranteed return.
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New York
Newburgh
New York State
Victoria Patent Fur Company (Limited
Briton Ferry