Pledge to reform liquor laws seen as likely
The piece argues that current liquor laws are a national scandal and predicts reform after reforms in 1867-8. It credits publicans and beerhouse keepers with opposing change, notes Parliament’s readiness to tighten liquor sales, and calls for education to curb intemperance.
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Bruce
Irish Church Session Looms Over Parliament Priority
The session focuses on the Irish Church Bill with a strong Cabinet-led drive, while other government measures face uncertain fate in the Lords. Debates touch on Scotch education, Endowed Schools, bankruptcy reform, and electoral inquiries as priorities, with risks to passage timing and broader reform.
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House of Commons
Commons
Council of India
Marquis of Salisbury
Lord Lawrence
Lowe
Lords
Appaoval
Law Lords
Select Committee
Forster
The
Spectator
Christ’s Hospital
Dulwich
Birmingham
Bedford
Mr. Hadfield
Earl Russell
Liberal Party
Progress of Peace Principles in a War-weary Era
The Peace Society leads May anniversaries emphasizing goodwill and restraint amid growing pacific sentiment across Europe. Public opinion trends favor arbitration, reduced armaments, and non intervention, with rulers urged to curb militarism while statesmen back peaceful dispute resolution.
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Brotherhood of Nations
Peace Society
Europe
Austria
Prussia
Berlin
Vienna
Italy
Spain
Paris
France
Luxemburg
Greece
Lord Clarendon
Burgoyne
Oliver
Portsmouth
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