[[36]] On the Compensation for Disturbance Bill, intended to protect the Irish tenants from eviction during the winter.
[[37]] The majority against the Bill was 230, of whom 51 were Liberals.
[[38]] Granville.
[[39]] Lowell.
[[40]] Non equidem invideo; miror magis.
[[41]] See p. [28], note [a/][36].
[[42]] Lord Arthur Russell.
[[43]] The reference is to the Ground Game Bill, which enabled tenants to shoot hares and rabbits on their farms; and to the Burials Bill, which permitted the interment of Dissenters in parish churchyards with their own religious rites.
[[44]] Mr. Gladstone's voyage in the Grantully Castle.
[[45]] "History of Our Own Times."