Privy Council Law Said to Be Law by Privy Couns
The article reports heated debate over Church of England ritual disputes. Mr Joyce urges enforcement of resolutions with Crown aid to curb Ritualism and attacks Privy Council authority. Convocation votes to back amendment. Lord Compton proposes a committee to improve handling. Archbishop’s bill outlook appears doubtful.
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Joyce
Mover
Judicial Committee of the Privy Council
Church of England
Privy Council
Convocation
Canon Gregory
Alwyne Compton
The Long Lock-out Intensifies in Astan Counties
The piece argues the lock-out across West Suffolk enlarges the unemployed pool to about 1,200, funded by unions and private donations, while urging arbitration. It discusses Union financial resilience, farmer sympathy, and calls for district court arbitration to settle wages, hours, and union rules.
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Astern
West Suffolk
National
Lincolnshire
Arch
Hereford
National Union
Suffolk
Counties
Unions urged to submit rules to arbitration by farmers
National Union appeals for arbitration over union rules and disputes. It calls on Lincolnshire Union leaders to publicly agree to submit rules to a mixed court, partly chosen by union members and farmers associations, to avert a broader national ruin.
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National Union
Lincolnshire
Sketches in Parliament Defends Childers and Navy Strength
A parliamentary scene features Mr. Childers defending himself amid a mixed reception. He argues Britain’s naval power surpasses Russia France and America combined, countering Mr. Ward Hunt’s earlier criticisms. The debate highlights sharp exchanges as Disraeli and Goschen appear, with the House fatigued but the defense deemed convincing.
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Childers
Committee of Supply
John Hay
Samuda
Ir. Ward Hunt
Mr. Disraeli
Ward Hunt
England
Great Britain
Russia
France
America
Goschen
Admiralty
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