Compulsory Church-rate Abolition Bill Debate Ends
The Commons pass the third reading of the Compulsory Church-rate Abolition Bill after lengthy discussion. The division list shows strong support amid calls for delayed action and debate over parochial voting rights, while government members faced questions over delaying tactics.
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Irish Grand Jury Cess Bill Defeated After Division
On Wednesday Mr Stacpoot moved the second reading but Lord Mayo invited withdrawal as Irish grand jury laws go to a select committee. A six month deferral was proposed, yet the bill was rejected by 70 to 57 after a division. The House then moved to committee on the Irish Industrial Schools Bill.
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The Fenians and Related Trials in Ireland and England
Captain Deasy, the Fenian rescued at Manchester, was arrested in bed at a Salford house and is said to have never left the area since. Thompson and Mullady, condemned for the Manchester murder, are respited. Four Cork Fenian arrests reported. Mackay of Cork, convicted of treason felony, gets twelve years penal servitude. Mannix and Walsh each receive twelve months for attempting to free him.
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