Irish Church Disestablishment Debate Angers Turned Contenders
The debate centers on disestablishment and disendowment of the Irish Church. Speakers attack and defend the Establishment as a State instrument, warn of possible Union collapse, and discuss the implications for Ireland, including compensation, endowments, and state oversight.
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Ireland
Mr. Gladstone
Hamilton
Wellington
Plunket
Bright
Diao
Lowe
Disraeli
Onuravinen
House of Lords
Oxford
Mr. Disraeli
Laws
Roundell Palmer
Roundell
Saul
Ball
England
House adjourned at twenty-five minutes to one
A brief entry notes the house adjourned at the given time, indicating the legislative session paused shortly before 1 o clock. The fragment records a standard closing action without additional context or names.
Lestig’s Concerts At St James Hall Delight With Sacred Works
The St James Hall concert under Mr Leslie featured unaccompanied sacred music with substitutes for absent performers. Highlights included Marenzio Magnificat, Mendelssohn Hear my Prayer and Judge me O God, and Verg Verum with Miss Wynne, ending with Hallelujah. The National Choral Society performed Messiah at Exeter Hall to a crowded audience.
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Lestig
St. James's Hall
Leslie
Sims Reeves
G. Perren
Marenzio
Schubert
J. C. Wood
John Bennett
Mendelssohn
God
Dr. Bennett
Samaria
Mozart
Bach
Miss Wynne
Rossini
National Chorat Society
Exeter Hall
Mixed Commission to Study France Belgium Links and Railways
Reported in Paris and Brussels that a mixed commission will inspect France Belgium commercial relations and railway issues. Napoleon III’s illness appears minor as he drove in Paris and presided over a council meeting. Fourteen Bordeaux councillors resigned over electoral redistricting, protesting against the mixing of town and country to dilute Bordeaux’s representation.
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France
Belgium
Paris
Brussels
Napoleon
Champs Elysées
Council of State
Corps Législatif
Marshal Niel
England
Europe
Great Britain
Bordeaux
Foreign News Briefs From Across Europe and Asia
Reports include a Madrid Protestant church opening on Sunday, Mazzini’s new Political Testament to the Italians, Mdme Patti’s illness in St Petersburg, and India sanctioning 2000 British troops on Himalayan public works. Berlin hosts a Protestant jubilee, Turkey and Greece resume diplomatic ties with Rangabe in Paris as envoy to Constantinople. Jerusalem notes Mr. Macgregor’s safe arrival. Te Kooti’s Ngatapa capture in New Zealand, with 136 enemy dead, as Times reports from Poverty Bay and troop movements toward Wanganui.
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Madrid
Mazzini
Mdme
Patti
Don Pasquale
St. Petersburg
Himalayas
India
Berlin
Rome
Turkey
Greece
M. Rangabe
Paris
King George
Constantinople
Jerusalem
Macgregor
Jordan
New Zealand
the Times
Te Kooti
Ngatapa
Poverty Bay
Wanganui
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Mr. Lowe
Hereford
Blackburn
Foreign and Colonial
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