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Gladstone proposes adjournment amid Irish land crisis
The Irish Church Bill moves from Committee signaling a respite for overtaxed MPs. Gladstone announces a two week adjournment from next Thursday amid House dissatisfaction over Whitsun holidays. News from Ireland dominates: Tarleton shot near Athlone related to land disputes. Arthur’s Londonderry visit marked by Orange riot. two dead and Cork mayor linked to Fenian sympathies.
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Tarleton
Athlone
Prince Arthur
Londonderry
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Cork mayor O Sullivan to be disqualified in bill
The Irish event of the week centers on Cork where the Attorney General announced a bill to disqualify the mayor from holding any office. The move follows criticism of O Sullivans conduct in Cork and in the Council, while France faces a parliamentary realignment and Spain and Italy see constitutional shifts shaping their governments. The Cuba insurrection nears a quiet close with Grant’s administration pledging neutrality.
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Baiting the Ministry on Ireland’s Agrarian Strife
A London commentary argues that fears of agrarian crime in Ireland are inflated by landlords and Tory leaders to weaponize panic while Liberal policy advances. It credits recent Habeas Corpus restoration and loyal peasant demonstrations, noting violence is concentrated in two counties and linked to broader political maneuvering.
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