Debate in the House of Commons on Irish politics and land policy
The article reviews parliamentary debate with Mr. Monell and Mr. Baines, praising a well delivered speech while noting gaps in clarity. It covers discussions on Greenwich Hospital land sales, government estates management, and growing pressure for public expenditure amid the looming end of the session.
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Richard
Baines
Leeds
Toni Collins
Dézari
Moneell
Amber
Anderson
Glasgow
Monsell
Ben Kddié
London
Mr. Fawcett
Greenwich Hospital
Mill
Fawcett
Mr. Goschen
Greenwich
Goschen
Mr. Goghen
Fincett
Bank of England
Goodwood
Smith
House of Commons
Nominations For Greenwich Seat Stir Political Debate
Six candidates including Sir John Bennett Angerstein Baxter Langley R Coningsby T W Board and Pook contest the Greenwich parliamentary vacancy. Edward Jenkins announces Liberal stance and wide citizenship view. A meeting in Kinnaird Hall draws 2000 supporters as James Fitzjames Stephen Q C addresses electors. East Staffordshire Licensed Victuallers abstain on candidate choice. Danby Seymour and Francis Compton enter Shaftesbury and South Hants races.
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Greenwich
John Bennett
Angerstein
Baxter Langley
R. Coningsby
T. W. Board
Pook
Donpes
Edward Jenkins
Colonies
United States
Mr. Mundella
James Fitzjames Stephen
Q.C
Kinnaird Hall
Bailie Maxwell
Stephen
Gladstone
Robert McKenzie
Mr. Stephen
Macwatters
Mr. Jenkins
Yeaman
East Staffordshire
the Licensed Victua
Messrs. S. Allsopp and Sons
J. Bass
M.P
Staffordshire
Liberal Party
Shaftesbury
W. Fane Bennet Stanford
Pythouse
Danby Seymour
Saurah Hants
Francis Compton
Lord Henry Scott
South Hants
Cowper-Temple
Tichborne Case Session Update
The Times notes Mr. Kenealy has spoken a week without a clear plan for opening his case. He declines analysis of his forthcoming defense and does not yet address the vast evidential burden from the defendant’s committal or the prosecution’s conduct.
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the Times
Kkenealy