Division on capital punishment and Keogh judgment debate
The article reports a House of Commons division rejecting a bill on capital punishment with a 113 to 167 defeat, discussing deterrence and mercy. It also covers Mr Justice Keogh amid charges of partisan conduct in Galway and related parliamentary exchanges, with Lords' debates on Kew Gardens director Dr. Hooker and charity school schemes.
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Home Secretary
Keogh
Commons
Butt
Justice Keogh
Galway
Trench
Nolan
Justice Keoghad
Ireland
H. James
Justice Ree
James
H. Matthews
Munster
Plupket
C. O’loghlen
Colonel White
Tipperary
Gladstone
Mr. Disraeli
Downing
M.P
Bangor
Hughes
Beaumaris
Lord Ripon
Crown
Isle of Anglesey
Lord Salisbury
Lord Lyttelton
Lord Cairns
Duke of Richmond
Lord Shaftesbury
Lord Harowby
Lord Morley
Locke
Watney
H. Selwin-Ibbetson
J. G. Talbot
Bruce
Candlish
Ayrton
DR. Hooker
House of Lords
Lord Derby
Kew
Treasury
Kew Gardens
W. Hooker
Mr. Ayrton
Duke of St. Albans
Board of Works
Hooker
Lord Halifax
Premars
Lord Stanley of
Alderley