Lords Debate Alters Practice Motion Withdrawn
In a brief debate Lords Salisbury and Clenricarde supported the motion while Granville and the Duke of Richmond argued the case was insufficient to change current practice. The Lords Certon opposed, noting the real Beal and the Speaker differ in their assembly roles. Strath Eden considered a division but withdrew after Salisbury advised against it. The Lords adjourned at twenty-five to eight.
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Salisbury
Clenricarde
Lord Granville
Duke of Richmond
Chancerton
Beal
House of Commons
Lord Stratheden
Lord ‘Salisbury
Fowusr
Gambia
MonsEtt
France
Monk
Canada Railway
Dominion
Monsey
Campnert
England
Scotland
Ireland
Bruce
Utter
W. Gatuwey
Wilson-Parren
House of Commons Proceedings and Ed ucation Bill Debates
The Commons opened the third session period with Disraeli back in his seat as questions touched on Greek constitution and foreign affairs. Debates covered the Customs and Inland Revenue Bill, Income Tax exemptions for agricultural horses, and minting plans for foreign coin. The Education Bill faced a key clause on heads of colleges and divinity degrees, with Oxford and Cambridge figures weighing in before the clause was agreed.
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House of Commons
Disraeli
Lord Mahon
East Suffolk
Foreign Office
France
Russia
Customs and Inland Revenue Bill
Crawrorp
Crawrono
Lowe
Treasury
Caronezti
Crawtorp
Guapsrown
Greecery
Sreaker
Gregory
Guap- Stone
Herwon
80Th
Fleetwood
Dublin
Henry Heanz
Dopson
Grieve
Otway
Spain
Keble College
Vernon Hancovunur
Lord R. Montacu
House
Lord E. Fitzmaurice
Liberal Party
Guapstone
London
Oxford
Cambridge
Jawett
University of Oxford
M. Brad
Jowett
Church of England
Third Baptist
Baronet
Mr. Gladstone
Lord J. Manners
Stevenson
Scotland
Glasgow
Aberdeen
Chalmers
Lyra
Hapriep
England
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Wheel‘house
Mr. Muntz
M. Cuambers
Cooper Key
J.D. Hay
Curtpens
Portsmouth
Locy