Disraeli Faces Trouble Over Tuesday Nights Debate
A parliamentary review details Mr Disraeli's unrest with the Tuesday night voting plan. The Premier withdraws the proposal amid criticism of his handling, missteps in form and ill focus on public business.
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Disraeli
Mr. Disraeli
Milton
Gathorne Hardy
O’gorman
Mr. Pusey
Pusey
House of Lords
Ward Hunt
Cross
Robert Montagu
Macdonald
Debate on the Opium Traffic Draws Cross-Party Support
The opium question resurfaces as Mr Mark Stewart leads a motion in Parliament calling for the gradual withdrawal of the Indian Government from opium cultivation and manufacture. Conservatives and Liberals unite against using opium revenues to profit a foreign nation, urging China to curb the trade.
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Aborigines Protection Society
House of Commons
Wilfrid Lawson
Mark Stewart
Wigton Burghs
Carlisle
Stewart
Russell Gurney
John Kennaway
Pease
McLaren
Richard
India
Mr. Stewart
House
China
Bengal
Malwa
Bombay
England
Great Britain
George Campbell
George Balfour
Henry Pottinger
G. Balfour
Lord George Hamilton