Jamaica Slaughters Questioned by New Court Ruling
The piece condemns martial law in Jamaica and the executions, arguing ex-Governor Jamaica Hyre acted unlawfully. It praises Lord Chief Justice Cockburn's stance and notes the Jamaica Committee's aims as a patriotism gesture.
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Gordon
Omaica
Tien
Jamaica
Cockburn
Hyre
Court of
Queen's Ench
Teetotallers urged to back Ireland issue in coming election
A temperance advocate argues that Liberal unity is essential to disestablish the Irish Church and secure religious equality. He cautions against making the Permissive Bill a polling test, warns it could aid the Tories, and urges temperance supporters to prioritize Ireland and national unity over their single issue. He suggests broad reform and alliance with moderate voices to influence voters.
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the Liberation Society
Spurgeon
Total
Ireland
England
Commonwealth
Liberal Party
Disraeli
Liberal
House of Lords
Friends of Temperance
Gladstone
House of Commons
United Kingdom Alliance
Morley
Bristol
Mr. Disraeli
Bright
Mr Bright visits Liverpool Welsh Reform meeting
Mr John Bright attended a Whitsuntide Welsh Reform Association gathering in Liverpool Amphitheatre. The meeting chaired by W Williams faced early Orange lodge ticket fears but proceeded peacefully amid strong Liberal support.
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John Bright
Welsh National Reform Association
Liverpool
Whitsuntide
W. Williams
Principality
Bright
S. N. Rathbone
Henry Ricuard
Welsh Reform Association
House of Commons
Liberal Party
Wales
Ireland
England
United Kingdom