Justice to Ireland and the liquor question in crisis
A national appeal stresses justice to Ireland and urges teetotallers to pause permissive liquor legislation. The writer argues the nation responds with righteousness while clergy oppose the act, urging self-restraint until imperial issues ease and Ireland stabilizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friends of the Great Cause
Ireland
Gladstone
No separate temperance rally in general election urged
A teetotaller writer argues against making liquor questions a distinct election rallying cry. He endorses the temperance advocate’s call for supporting Liberal candidates and justice for Ireland, warning abstainers risk harming civil and religious liberty and temperance aims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dua Str
Abatavnera
Friends of Civil and Religious Liberty
Great Britain
Ireland
Temperance Reform and Liberal Unity in 1868 Letter
Frome letter from a teetotaller and United Kingdom Alliance member argues major social reform hinges on broader improvements. He cautions against turning every issue into a test question for the next election, urging united Liberal action on disestablishment and social reform while warning against factionalism that could benefit the Tories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Kingdom Alliance
Trish Church
Liberal Party
Morley and Permissive Bill Debate at Bristol Election
Letter to the editor questions what Samuel Morley exactly said about Permissive Bill and Alliance principles. It notes Morley’s Nottingham election record and alleged support for closing pubs around elections. The writer seeks precise quotation and context of Morley’s remarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Morley
Bristol
Morley
Nottingham
Alliance
Lords Debate Abyssinian Reception and Law Reform
Parliamentarians clash over a proposal to welcome Abyssinian troops with a triumphal arrival in Britain while confirming no precedent for such a reception. The Lords also examine religious site laws and Mortmain-era enrolment reforms affecting church and charity land deeds amid extended debates and amendments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl of Ellenborough
Lord Malmissary
Lord Ellenborough
Duke of Cambridge
Duke of Arautt
Board of Trade
Marquis of Salispury
Law Courts
Street
Turnpike Trusts Bill Debated and Withdrawn in Commons
In the House of Commons on Wednesday the Turnpike Trusts Bill faced vigorous debate with two thirds of the sitting present. It was ultimately withdrawn after objections over rising rates and the old system. The Municipal Government of London bill to establish metropolitan borough municipalities was also discussed and then deferred with calls for a central metropolis reform and withdrawal of the measure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House OF Lords
Lord Romaney
Her Majesty's High Court of Chancery
Lord Caanworth
Court of Chancery
Lord RoMisLay
Knatchbull Hunessen
Knicut
James Farcusson
Municipal Government OF
London
Mrnn
Corporation of London
Mill
C. Bentinck
Mr. Mill
Harvey Lewis
Colonel Haas
J. Fexcusson
Ayzvron
Locks
8. Noxracore
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Frome
W. B. Harvey
Parliamentary Intelligence
House OF Commons