Lords Debates Show Shift in Irish Church Disestablishment Vote
The Daily News reports a record division with 325 peers voting and 18 pairing on the Irish Church Disestablishment Bill. It notes changes since last year, including 82 more supporters for Disestablishment, shifts among Liberals and Conservatives, and detailed lists of peers who switched sides or abstained.
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Abinger
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Stradbroke
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Great Eastern Banquet and Brest Departure Arrangements
The Great Eastern arrived at Brest on Sunday with about 200 Paris visitors at a on board banquet held that evening. The splice occurred during the night and by daybreak Monday the ship left Brest with the Chiltern and Scanderia. Weather was favorable.
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French political unrest dominates Paris as empress decrees and arrests mount
The Emperor's letter to M Mackay signals steadfast liberty while officials tighten control. Barbieux and Arnould of the Rappel face imprisonment and fines for inciting hatred. Prosecutions rise with twenty one journals targeted. riots in St Etienne leave several dead or jailed.
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Spain installs Serrano as Regent and forms new government
Marshal Serrano is installed as Regent and a new government is formed with Nilvela as Secretary of State, Martin Herrera as Minister of Grace and Justice, and Prim as Minister of War and President of the Council. Prim asks the Cortes for restrained opposition and pledges to uphold the constitution.
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Inauguration of German Navy Port Heard in Jahde Mouth
The King of Prussia opened the Jahde mouth port for the German navy in a ceremony praised for patriotic backing from the Grand Duke of Oldenburg. Hanover welcomed the monarch warmly amid mixed public opinion. A separate debate in the Customs Parliament over free trade and petroleum taxes ended with rejection of the proposal.
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Count Andrassy Denounces Eastward Conquests Policy
At Pesth on the sixteenth, Count Andrassy the Hungarian Premier declared that Hungary has no interests in conquests in the East. He said the aim is friendly relations and trade, with peace and non-intervention principles agreed with the Austro Hungarian Foreign Minister. He added non intervention applies only if other powers adopt it.
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Italian Chamber debates royal decrees and Milan unrest
In Rome Count Cambray Digny announces a royal decree to withdraw three conventions. Parliament prorogued for an indefinite period. Signor Lobbia, wounded in an attempted Florence stabbing, may attend a commission. Milan unrest follows the attack with windows broken and troops deployed. Pope on coronation anniversary prays for Providence amid global division of society.
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