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Gladstone's Irish Church Disestablishment Debate Advances
The Commons pass the first of Gladstone's disestablishment resolutions by a larger margin than before Easter. The debate features strong defenses of the Irish Church, warnings about England's church ties, and signals of further divisions on subsequent resolutions and the related bill. The St James's Hall demonstration reinforces support for Gladstone and unsettles the government.
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Extyre
Commons
Mr. Gladstone
W. Heathcote
Walpole
Baxter
England
Disraeli
House of Commons
Lord Derby
St. James’s
York
Daily News
Canterbury
Oxford
House of Lords
London
Dean Stanley
Ireland
Balaam
Mr. Disraeli
Lord Mayo
Gladstone
Premier Behind the Throne in Crisis Over Dissolution Powers
A divided government faces a grave constitutional strain as Prime Minister Disraeli presses for dissolution powers and Crown interference. Critics warn of unprecedented steps that threaten parliamentary authority and the path to an autumn general election amid Irish and Scottish reform debates.
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House of Commons
Osborne
Mr. Disraeli
Lowe
Duke of Richmond
Disraeli
Iena
Crown
Commons
Lord Derby
Scotland
Ireland
Earl of Derby
Gladstone
Lords
Liddell
Mr. Gladstone
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