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General Post Office
Dawren Paatt
Patriot Office
Boltcourt
London
Empire
Parliamentary Summary of Lords and Commons Debates
In a Monday session the House of Lords postponed the third reading of the Navigation Laws Repeal Bill due to the Bishop of Oxford's absence. Lords discussed the Encumbered Estates Ireland Bill and Leasehold Tenure, while in the Commons a broad Reform debate unfolded with Howe proposing extended franchise and ballot. The division ended 82 to 268 against the motion, and discussions continued on reform measures amid fiscal and colonial policy notes.
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House of Lords
Lord Beausont
Campier
Wicxtow
Lord Beaustoin
Broucuas
Marquess of Lanspawns
Lord Wuarncuirre
Lord Camberx
Ireland
Commons
Lusuinaton
Wyzip
Brtcut
W. J. Fox
Kexsuaw
Joan Russexx
General Board of Health
Mr. Hawes
Privy Council
Canada
Guap
Stone
Vernon Surtu
Joan Russet
Howe
Henry Benderer
George Grey
Montrose
Sir Grance
Right
Baronet
F. O'Connor
Thomison
W. F.caupsed
Locxe Kina
Bricxt
Warwickshire
Batcut
Lord Durst
Briant
Jamaica
Joan Russect
Barant
Hull
Manchester
Batcur
Mr. Ossonne
Pace Woon
Hume
Law notes on Bribery at Elections Bill and several bills
In a parliamentary session a majority of 55 to 45 resumed the Bribery at Elections Bill in Committee and ordered it re printed. Woon's Affirmation Bill passed third reading by 22 but failed to pass by 4 on the final question. Aotronsy's Copyhold Enfranchisement Bill cleared second reading by 25 and Mackinnon's Smoke Prohibition Bill by 35, with other business completed before adjournment.
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Woon
Newproare
Law
Aotronsy
Mackinnon
French Cabinet Tangles Over Rome Intervention Dispute
The French parliament struggles to align a new cabinet's policy with ministerial changes as Duravune and Tocqueville dissent from a proposed Rome intervention. Lessers returns to Paris to explain the situation while Cupivot stays quiet. Austro-Hungarian prospects fade as German political questions linger.
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Aerolute
M. Duravune
Buncaup-Fartoux
MM. Duraure
Tocquevilte
Rome
M. Lessers
Paris
Debate Over Regium Donum Grant Sparks Dissent On Floor
The House discussed the Regium Donum Grant amid surprise as the Westminster member delayed a vote. Dissenters oppose the grant and the division drew a small Treasury majority of 19. Wyrp and Kenshaw praised for standing firm, Stockport’s member urged to oppose again with solid support.
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Westminster
Lusnixaron
Treasury
Wyrp
Kenshaw
Stockport
Committee of Deputies
Grants for Religion and Education In South Australia
The Friends to Religious Equality in South Australia fight against a growing policy that would entrench a state church. Since the colony’s founding there were tensions over public funding for religion and education, with bishops or chaplains promoted by imperial authorities. A League for Religious Liberty formed to resist government grants and defend voluntary provisions amid mounting pressure from colonial leaders.
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South Australia
Friends
Colonial Office
George Grey
Adelaide
Gzonat Grer
Anzzarme
Legislative Council
League For the Protection of
Controversy Over State Aid to Religion in South Australia
In 1848 the League opposed a proposed grant for religious instruction, arguing the State should not fund churches. They cited Bishop Augustus Adelaide's cautious reply and warned that Voluntaryism had not failed, while noting the grant caused divisions among Episcopalians, Dissenters, and Catholics and risked public funds being used for sectarian aims.
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Adelaide
Council of the League
Legislative Council
Aprzare
Snort
Augustus Adelaide
England
Swan River
Church of England
Albany
God’s Holy Church
South Australia
Board of South Australian Commissioners
South Australian Bank
South Australian Company
Coloniel
Episcopal Church
League
Snorr
Wesleyan Methodists
Sucat
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R. the Warrior
Regium Donum
Kensington
Oct
Western Australia
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