Government Divisions on Irish Land Question and Youghal Writ
Debate on ministerial policy for land questions ends with calls for a general statement. Lippert Downina and Sir J Gray dissent from demand for explanations. Royal Commission proposed for Scotch Game Laws, postponed. Youghal writ debated. 5,000 pounds spent for 127 votes. writ ordered 32 to 70 after division. House adjourns.
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Lippert
Downina
J Gray
J. Expainstone
Glyn
Youghal
Coxtius
Mr. Fawcett
M. Beacu
Irish Church Bill Makes Tithe Deal Far From Clear
Debates on clauses 32 33 and 36 focus on tithe rent charge sale terms and broader funds. Gladstone defends measures while opponents warn of lost perpetual payments and unsectarian uses, ending with committee adjournment after lengthy discussion and a late session finish.
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Guapstoun
Hsnszrr
Mrr
Favouri
M. Brack
W. Shaw
Bannutor
Faworrt
Goasip
Morrigan
Fawcett
Walter
Ireland
Goldney
Ball
Oh Guapstone
Broonick
Gladstone
Raikes
J. Manners
Liberal Party
Serjeant
Dowsz
Disraeli
Peel Dawson
W. Johnston
Vance
Serjeant Dowse
Lord G. Hamilton
Belfast College
Ulster Synod
Aytoun
Newdegate
Whalley
Chanley
Chaucer's England: a fair yet stark portrait of fourteenth century life
The critique argues Browne's Chaucer's England paints delicate, graceful portraits of four hundred years ago, yet fails to see Chaucer's moral impurity and coarse appetites. It praises the literary craft and social analysis while warning that the author omits bold judgments about Chaucer's character and taste.
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England
Chaucer
Nate Browne
Mr. Browne
Occleye
Browne
Douglas Jerrold
Iowa
Merry
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