Ballot amendments and debate shape late session actions
In a gripping Lords debate the Duke of Richmond’s ballot amendments pass and the government clings to secrecy and polling safeguards. Divisions show votes 162 to 91 on one measure and 83 to 67 on another, with later shifts keeping polling open until eight. Lords clash over despotism and procedural conduct as the bill advances with amendments.
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Lord Romilly
Duke of Richmond
Lord Ripon
Lord Salisbury
Commons
Lord Grey
Lord Teelon
Lord Airdle
Lord Cairns
Lord Kimberley
Duke of Richepee
Duke of
Lidvd Hipun
Lord Shaftésbury
Lod Ripon
Frort
Hanéellog
Leidranville
Glancélloir
Lord Kintberry
Lord Shaftesbury
Lord Beauchamp
C. O’loghlen
Ireland
A. Johnstone
A. Herbert
Mundella
Forster
Lords
John Lubbock
Lord Buckhurst
Lord Morley
Home Secretary
Home Office
Civil Service
Dalrymple
Mottse
Marquis of Ripon
Man's own nature and experience prove Christianity
The Rev Dr Angus delivers the first of four Christian Evidence Society lectures at St George's Hall Portland Place. He argues from human nature, conscience, and experience that God exists, a First Cause and Lawgiver, and that Christianity offers forgiveness, moral renewal, and happiness through Christ's death and resurrection.
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Angus
Christian Evidence Society
St. George's Hall
Portland-place
York
Gloucester
Bristol
Pepelt
Philip
New York
Gladstone
ArcumsHlor
Owen
Coleridge
Plato
Aristotle
God
Butler
Fenelon
Christ
Earth