Colonial Office Debates Call for One Minister for Colonies
A parliament debate discusses abolishing the third secretary for the colonies and transferring duties to the Home or Treasury offices. Proponents argue unity would improve colonial oversight and save money, while opponents warn of weakened colonial governance and risk to imperial interests.
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Colonial Department
Europe
Goulbuin
Flint House
Nhe Samhulbe
Tose
Marryat
Goulburn Rosb
Trinidad
Mauritius
Vhe Sonourabe
Great Britain
Pict
Fox
Mintranyent
Commmissary In
Trea Sury
Colonia
Tron
Goulburn
A. Browne
Srinidad
Decalantes
Dome Department
Home Department
Pity
Ar.box
Lord Bathurst
Bartlam Rose
Lord Sidmouth
Calonial
Goalsburn
Gentleman
M W. Ridley
Burt
Colonial Office
Lancaster
Bell
Wilberforce
Moyer
Smyth
Cambridge
Duke of Porthind
Lome
Burke
Lord Milton
Widberforce
Protheroe
Brianine
Tierng
Pjonsonby
Shim
Hird
Caribusing
Barbadoes
Mr. P
Tierney
Board of Control
Duchy of Lancaster
Coul
Browns
B. Bathurst
Ponsonby
Mer
Home Secretary
Home Office
Foreign Affairs
Foreign Office
Thaci
Hume
Duke of Portland
Lisbon
Lamston
Sydenhawn
Prerney
Prince Re
Portugal
Academical Society
M. Riddey
Bramber
Ile Seill
London
City Maiosophied Society
Speak BS
Baronet
M. Redey
Recorder of London
Metropolit
Ufe
Mr. B
Agta
Philosophical Society
Lawa
Bathurst
Brougham
Gentirlensan
Sidmouth
Liverpool
Alderman Alans
His Majesty's