Parliament passes Irish land bill amid party clashes
The debate on the Irish Tenant bill ends with its third reading amid strong opinions. Gladstone defends the measure as essential for Ireland, while opponents urge caution. The session also covers Navy estimates and public school governance reforms, with notable attendance and royal acknowledgments.
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Ireland
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Dorchester Forrescuz
Colonel Barrie
Sir J. Gray
H. Hersert
Downing
Murphy
Brady
Customs and Inland Revenue
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Guapsronz
Luesday
J. Hay
Cravtorp
W. Fower
da O Isu
Cnancellon
Hunt
Sciater-Boorn
Lowe
Lord Galway
H. Selwin-Ibbetson
G. Jenkinson
Married Women's Property Bill Clears Passage in House
The bill was read a third time and passed. Other business was disposed of and the House adjourned at ten minutes to three o'clock.
Tipperary Petition Trial Rules Heron Elected
Baron Hughes delivered judgment in the Tipperary petition case declaring Mr Heron duly elected and ordering petitioners to pay costs. In Norwich the Whig Liberal section met say Tillett favored, but no decisive resolution. Conservatives may propose a candidate. Istro Wiaut Mr Baillie Cochrane to stand again.
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Tipperary
Heron
Norwich
Liberal Party
St. Andrew’s Hall
Tillett
Istro
Baillie Cochrane
Political contests widen in island and counties
The report details candidates for a forthcoming election, noting Charles Cavendish Clifford withdraws, Moffatt remaining, and a public meeting after Sir John Simeon’s funeral. Whit Monday nomination and a shrinking expected majority are reported, with Liberal Paget and Heygate active in campaigning. Bristol trial ends with no bribery finding. beer and money disbursements may be illegal and referred to the Court of Common Pleas. East Suffolk nomination shows Sir Shafto Adair versus Lord Mahon. Mahon leads after a strong Conservative surge, final tally 3,448 to 93,877 with Mahon ahead.
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Sir Augustus Clifford
Moffatt
John Simeon
Clifford
Sours Leiersters Hirr
Paget
Heygate
Bristol
Robinson
Baron Bramwell
Court of Common Pleas
East Surforx
East Suffolk
Ipswich
Shafto Adair
Lord Mahon
Sutton-Western
E. C. Kerrison
Cambridge
County Antrim
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Lord Mahon Se
Shafto Adair IF
Denham Murders Inquest Ends with Willful Murder Verdict
The Denham inquest into seven Marshall family murders concluded with strong evidence against Jones alias Jenkins. He planned murder for money, wore Marshall's clothes, and was linked to the crime by a later watch sale offer to Smith. Bodies were interred as crowds gathered. Jenkins faces further examination before Bucks magistrates.
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Denham
Satuday
John S. Ferris
Coombs
Jones
Jenkins
Bucks Constabulary
Smith
Denham Church
Joyce
John Jones
Bucks County
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