Parliamentary remarks on dockyards and a British debate
The discussion mocks naval spending with Sir James Elphinstone and Mr. Rylands noted critics. It cites Oxford's stance on military centers, Auberon Herbert’s eloquence, and Cardwell’s counter. An accident at Herbert’s side interrupts his argument while Callan Committee fallout and Liberal defections influence the vote, with reflections on US Parliament manners.
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James
Rylands
James Elphinstone
University of Oxford
Oxford
Auberon Herbert
Mowbray
University
Herbert
Mr. Herbert
Cardwell
Hughes
Callan Committee
Cross
Playfair
Bouverie
Vernon Harcourt
Gladstone
Callan Schools Committee
Hardy
Whitbread
Bourke
O’conor Don
Lord Hartington
Newdegate
J. Manners
H. James
H. Matthews
National Board
Dr. Playfair
Contagious Diseases Acts debated in Commons and Lords
In Parliament a Wednesday Commons debate on repealing the Contagious Diseases Acts drew lines between critics calling the system immoral and others deeming it a public blessing with support from memorials from medical figures. The bill was defeated 25 to 128.
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Commons
W. Fowler
John Pakington
London
Devonport
E. Leigh
Mundella
Royal Commission
Bruce
Plymouth
Portsmouth
Henley
J. Trelawny
Cowper-Temple
Lord Cairns
Landed Estates Court
Rock OF Cashel
Lord Stanley of
Alderley
Ireland
Commissioners of Public Works
Lord Middleton
Lord Granville
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House of Representatives
United States
House of Commons
House
Alabama
Rome
New York
Stansfeld
Cawley
Corrance
Pease
Reed
Hunt
Valuin Woods
Regar
Massey Lopes
Mr. Cawley