Irish Liberal split shows Protestant Catholics in vote counts
The article lists forty five Liberal Irish members who opposed the Government and details the religious breakdown among those who voted for, against, or did not vote. It notes nine Protestant and twenty six Catholic members among thirty five who opposed, plus absentee counts and a Leicester MP’s critique of supporting the Irish University Bill. It also reports Irish journals praising the fall of the Government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Shaw
Bandon
Noes
Independent Church
Cork
Shaw
Inien
Herbert
H. St. Lawrence
Lord Agar-Ellis
L. MacEvoy
E. Stacpoole
Captain Brady
Dr. MacMahon
E. Henry
M. Synan
Colonel Anson
Edmund H. Burke
Montagu Chambers
Lord E. Fitzmaurice
T. Lloyd
P. A. Taylor
J. Trelawny
R. Macfie
Maxwell
Leicester
House of Commons
Gladstone
Liberal Party
Nation
Weekly News
Ireland
Gladstone Administration Length and Cabinet Changes
The article traces Gladstone's cabinet from its 1868 formation through four years, noting changes in posts such as Lord Chancellor and Foreign Secretary, the ministers who stayed, and the expansion to sixteen members. It compares this tenure to prior Victoria reign governments, listing eleven administrations and their end dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladstone
Daily News
Mr. Gladstone
Mr. Disraeli
Lord Privy Beal
Admiralty
Ireland
Board of Trade
Azteea
Duchy of Lancaster
Downing-street
Lord Melbourne
Robert Peel
Lord John Russell
Lord Derby
Lord Aberdeen
Lord Palmerston
Lord Russell
Queen Victoria
To the Snowdrop’s First Birth in March 1873
A lyrical meditation on the snowdrop as the year’s first birth. The poem contrasts purity and confinement, joy and fleeting life, as the flower appears in bleak air then fades. March 1873.
Education Act hearing at Plymouth over denominational funding
The Plymouth Guildhall heard rate payers object to school card funds being used for denominational teaching. Many objectors were Nonconformists including five ministers and town officials. Distress warrants were issued for nonpayment as the bench upheld the legal rate and debated the Act’s principles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plymouth
Guildhall
Luscombe
H. Brown
Major Trist
J. W. Matthews
Board of Guardians
Western Daily Mercury
Samuel Eliott
Serpell
Eliott
Trafalgar-street
Mr. Eliott
Robert Coadh Serpell
Richard Harvey Daw
Samuel Serpell
Church of England
Mr. Serpell
Luke
Whittley
Chas. Croft
R. Lewis
F. E. Anthony
T. W. Freckelton
Croft
Mr. Anthony
Thomas Nicholson
John Rodgers
Angus
Recapa.e
Edmund Ashworth
Nield
Petrie
Rushworth
Court of Queen’s Bench
Scottish Education Board
Edinburgh
Scotland
Episcopal
Nationalication Association
Arish
Balfron
Lanark
Land Tenure Reform Meeting at Exeter Hall
A large Exeter Hall gathering backed Land Tenure Reform Association. Chair John Stuart Mill led speakers including J Howard MP, Barclay, Illingworth MP, Thorold Rogers, Joseph Arch, Odger and Shackleton. They urged state intervention to reform land ownership and curb monopolistic rights for the general good.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Exeter Hall
John Stuart Mill
J. Howard
M.P
Mr. Barclay
Mr. Illingworth
Thorold Rogers
Joseph Arch
Col. Ourry
Professor Hunter
Messrs
F. Pennington
J. H. Levy
Cremer
Mottershead
J. Bennett
J. Baxter Langley
Bradlaugh
Odger
Shackleton
Hallett
MiLu
Association For Reform
Globe
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lonnox ScHool Board
Forster
Land Tenure Reform Association
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