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Imperial Parliament and Cantoss Reform Debate
In Tarnapay on March 6 a motion to refer petitions on Royal Burghs of Scotland to a Select Committee drew heated debate. Speakers warned against dismantling Scotland’s established constitutional system and emphasized cautious inquiry rather than radical reform. Proponents argued for addressing grievances and potential controls over burgh finances. Opponents warned of dangers of popular election altering long standing structures.
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