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Newspaper

Nonconformist

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Mar 17, 1875

Page

5

Germany Defends Civil Law Against Popish Conspiracy

In sheltering anti Papist measures, Germany defends itself from Popish emissaries and asserts the primacy of civil law. The writer urges sympathy for Germany’s stance, contrasts with British Protestant views, and cites Gladstone’s pamphlet as clarity. Dated Basingstoke March 15 1875.

Germany England Vatican Mr. Gladstone

Sketches in Parliament Highlight Maunsell of Disraeli Drama

The report details Mr. Walpole resisting a Judicature Act Amendment Bill motion, the Easter adjournment timing, and Disraeli's political positioning. It notes Ward Hunt’s naval budgeting hints, the Lords tenant rights bill by the Duke of Richmond, and Cross’s dioceses reorganization plan. The Regimental Exchanges debate closes with Liberal and Tory tensions and Gladstone and Bright’s extended presence.

Ward Hunt Beresford Hope House of Commons Admiralty House of Lords Duke of Richmond Chamber of Agriculture Cross London Winchester Rochester St. Albans Mr. Gladstone Mr. Bright

Evening Debates on Bill End In Morning Session Passes

The House faced a long illness debate as Mr Dillwyn checked opposition urging decorum. Mr Hardy urged duty, Sir Henry Havelock drew attention, Mundella and the Marquis of Hartington backed progress. Disraeli conceded a morning sitting Tuesday when the bill cleared committee.

Dillwyn Hardy Henry Havelock Mundella

Hypothec Abolition Bill debated and defeated in Commons

The House of Commons debated the Hypothec Abolition Bill on Wednesday with Scotch members dominating the discussion. The second reading was moved by Mr Vans Agnew and rejected by 156 to 138, a Conservative led majority. The session outlined next month’s business including Ireland peace measures and the budget.

House of Commons Vans Agnew Gregory Scotland England Disraxg Artisans’ Dwellings Friendly Societies Peace Preservation Ireland Lord Harington Disraeli C. Morgan Committee of Supply Sanprorp Sranford Northcorr Hermon Hanxey

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Basingstoke Walpole Osborne Morgan Home Secretary Mr. Walpole Mr. Disraeli Lord Cairns Iuperial Parliament Britannia Warp Hunt Hunt Alexandra
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