Debates Over Poor Relief and Women's Franchise Stance
The House debated Metropolitan Poor Relief proposals with cautions on a national rate, and considered the Women’s Disabilities Bill with strong opposition from Bouvenie and allies. The session saw votes against delaying committee action and ongoing discussions on vagrancy, public works, and parliamentary economies.
Gas and Water Facilities Bill Advances in Committee
Observations noted as Mr. Carpwell promised to address all objections in committee. The bill was read a second time after passage through committee. Several other measures moved forward as the House adjourned shortly before two.
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Ulster
Cuicurster Fortescue
Kavanacu
Banwell
Barrie
Sir H. Verney
Lord Garurzs
Major Walxer
Carpwell
Queen Opens Government Building for University of London
The Government erected Burlington Gardens building for the University of London was inaugurated by Queen Victoria with state ceremony. Handsome attendance included Earl Granville, Mr Grote, Mr Lowe, Dr Storrar and other dignitaries. The Queen declared the building open and ceremonies featured royal pleasantries and cheers. A list follows of women who passed recent general examinations Honours Division and First Division with names and affiliations.
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University of London
Earl Granville
Grote
Lowe
Storrar
Princess of Wales
Prince of Wales
Mr. Gladstone
Mr. Disraeli
Her Majesty
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Mary Deborah Albright
Emma Mabel Case
Laura Gertrude Eaton
Ladies’ College
Cheltenham
Jane Ellen Harrison
Emma Kate Woodward
North London Collegiate School For Ladies
Mary Anne Belcher
Hillersdon House
Katharine Margaret Cadwallader
Margaret Jane Nimmo
Bedford Colleges
Sarah Sophia Purton
Cheltenam
Free Trade Prospects in America Signal Shifts in Opinion
The piece notes awakening doubt about protectionism in the United States as Congress delays a tariff bill and amendments pass narrowly. It cites opposition in both houses, harsh critique of iron duties, and mixed reactions to President Grant's shipping subsidies, signaling evolving views on free trade.
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