Draft Article disputes in Anglo American arbitration debate
The article analyzes the dispute over a Draft Article in the arbitration between Great Britain and the United States. It contrasts Senate amendments with Granville’s preferred wording, notes Fish's opposition to admitting indirect claims, and highlights the garbled press version vs the official proposals.
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Fish
United States
Lord Granville
Senate
New York Herald
London
Tweedledum
Tweedledese
Mr. Fish
Great Britain
Claims and London debate overshadow Alabama topic in House
Reflective observer recalls a week of parliamentary motion focused on the Claims and Alabama issue. The Lord Mayor of Dublin presents a petition as Lord Bury’s sharp speeches provoke Atlantic attention, while Disraeli remains reticent and the House roars in response to Corrance’s adjournment bid.
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Alabama
Torrens
George Jenkinson
Mr. Torrens
Schenck
Dublin
City of London
Edinburgh
Charles Russell
Pim
Corrance
Mr. Dorrance
Cheapside
Lord Bury
Mr. Disraeli
America
Atlantic
Kansas
California
Lord Palmerston
Peculiar Parliamentary Grammar Noted in Ireland Question
The notice requests the Chief Secretary for Ireland to verify a public journal claim about Mrs Neill and the altar denunciation before her murder. The Marquis of Hartington responds with humor, remarking on the odd style of the composition while noting parliamentary grammar as a distinct field.
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Ireland
Hints on the social elevation of our working men
A discussion of a Quarterly Review article on architecture and urban housing. It argues that poor urban demoralization stems from detachment from local ties, advocates enfranchising leaseholds to empower freeholders, and calls for restoring the working man’s direct role in building and housing.
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Royal Academy
Gladstone
Quarterly Review
Peabody-buildings
Iman
Seb Hink Fred
Winké
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