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Nonconformist

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

May 20, 1868

Page

19

Parliament clash over enrolment bill and ritual reports

The House debated a Religious Buildings Bill to remove enrolment of Chancery deeds for chapel sites with Lord Cranworth leading second reading and Lord Romilly proposing amendments. A separate Ritual Report session followed with warnings on delaying legislation and fears of a church crisis.

Lord Cranworth Lord Rominty Lord Chelmsford Largo Coancellor Lord Sharresbury Earl of Malmesbury Hall of Suarrespury Canterbury London Marquis of SaurspuRy Earl of Shaftesbury Church of England Lord Lytreton Earl Lord Taunton Stan Hope Earl de Grey Breen

Education Bill not pressed in present session amid railway debates

The Duke of Maryborough announced the government will not proceed with the Education Bill this session, citing public business and Gladstone resolutions. Lord Granville urged adopting beneficial parts by ministerial minutes. The Endowed Schools Bill advanced, and railway amendments spurred long debate on fares, publication of rates, and penalties.

Duke of Maryborovch Gladstone Lord Granville Duke of Marlborouah Lord Stanuzy of Alderley Duke of Richmont Lord Satisbury Lord Grey Duke of Richmond Duke of Richmonod

Debate on metric system bill and Oxford Cambridge University bill

The House spent most of Wednesday morning discussing Mr. W Ewart's metric bill proposing metre and gram standards with the arc and litre units and a later compulsory adoption. The second reading passed 217 to 65 after opposition by Mr Hors and debate on compatibility with the International Commission on Weights and Measures. Petitions favored and opposed the Oxford Cambridge Universities Bill, with Coleridge defending a reform removing religious restrictions, and opponents warning of secularizing the colleges.

Ernestorp Hors Cave International Commission On Weights and Measures Ewart Beresford Hope Oxford Cambridge Coleridge Church of England Bale Cranmer Pole More Fisher Chichely, Fox Adam de Brome Miall Baptist Noel Thomson J. A. Froude Jowett House of Commons Memorialiata

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