Ballot and Licensing Bills Face Prolonged Debates in Lords and Commons
Debates on the Ballot Bill continue with amendments rejected 350 to 48 and 183 to 168 as officials pursue changes to polling hours and literacy requirements. Lords clash over licensing provisions and Sunday closing, while discussions on the Alabama dispute with the United States consider indirect claims and potential settlements with President Grant.
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Mr. Downing
Ireland
M. H. Beach
Forster
W. Harcourt
Cross
Grosvenor
Muntz
H. James
Samuda
Henley
O. Moratt
Downing
Dixot
Cidastone
Eford
R. Knightley
W. Hartoard
Hunt
My. Fllicé
My. O. Motard
LedtHani
Mr. Bagwell
R. Blennerhassett
E. P. Bouverie
G. E. Browne
Viscount Bury
T. H. Colebrooke
W. F. Cur Ar Pemply
Daeg Downie
Ray
Gdofed Grey
Bir
Mavens
Mastuttedh
Ional
F. 8. Powell
Lionel Vandeleur
Welby
Assheton
House of Lords
Duke of Richmond
Lord Kimberley
York
Lord Granville
Lord Cairns
Peterborough
Lord Salisbury
House of Commons
Alabama
Lord Gratisville
Britain
United States
Washington
Roursdell Palmer
Schenck
Senate
Weayie
Attattah
Lord Russell
General Grant
Lord Derby
Gladstone
Mr. Disraeli
Education Act debate shapes Ragged Schools transfer
London Lenotent Board approves moving the Field-lane Ragged Schools to the board by a 20 to 4 vote. A management report proposes board funded books and a tiered pricing plan, with implications for about 100 future schools and potential annual revenue of around 20,000 pounds.
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London
J. A. Picton
Liverpool School Board extends education funding for 100600 children
The Liverpool School Board obtained Education Department authority to fund education for 100,600 children and holds records of all metropolis children aged three to thirteen and their parents as of April last year. Paragraphs show reconsideration of two measures and rising attendance compared to board establishment.
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Macgregor
Education Department
Liverroon
Liverpool School Board
Boar
AuLrcep Secroon
Bostno Perstcurion
West Penwith
Gulval
George Conray
Conroy
Stoke-On-Trent
Burslem
J. Balguy
F. Bishop
Samuel Carryer
Hartshill
Carryer
Stoke
Mr. Turner
Catrysr
Royal family attend choral concert at Albert Hall
Friday events feature the Queen and the Empress of Germany at a choral concert with Princess Beatrice and other royals. Details include the Te Deum for the Prince of Wales and a Windsor visit. various court notices follow. A separate note mentions Prince Leopold knee sprain and Lt. Maurice winning Wellington prize. Weather reports cite widespread cold and storms across England.
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Empress of Germany
Albert Hall
Beatrice
Prince Arthur
Prince Leopold
Prince
Christian
Duke of Edinburgh
Lord Chamberlain
Royal Box
Prince of Wales
M. Gounod
Buckingham Palace
Windsor
Windsor Castle
Dodson
M.P
Victoria and Albert
German Empire
Prussia
Countess of Mayo
R. Bourke
Lady Mayo
Earl Russell
Richmond Park
Princess of Wales
Great Yarmouth
Marquis of Lorne
Imter Majesty
St. James’s Palace
Duke of Wellington
F. Maurice
Maurice
Royal Artillery
Prince Napoleon
Christie
Manson
England
Bristo
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