France Faces Royalist Split and Risk of Monarchy Push
The piece argues the Government may fail to gain support as Legitimists and Extreme Right are shut out, while Orleanists hold power. It warns a monarchist revival would hinder reforms, push Legitimists toward Radicals, and underscore dangers of centralised rule and repression in France.
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Duc D’audiffret-Pasquier
France
Prince Bismarck
Germany
MacMahon
Migration or Emigration Doubts Over Large Labour Exodus
A Victorian column questions Mr Arch's claim of sending 10 000 farm labourers and families abroad next spring. It weighs wage disparities in England, migration's effects, northern advantage, and Canada as a land of opportunity, urging careful consideration before large emigration.
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Wellesbourne
Canon Girdlestone
Strange
Arch
National Agricultural Labourers’ Union
England
Scotland
Labourers’ Union
English
Northumberland
Lancashire
Canadian
Canada
Times
Labourers' Union Chronicle clashes over free land demand
The Labourers' Union Chronicle attacks the Free Land proposal as a mockery, while defending Mr Bright's explanation. It argues primogeniture is effectively sanctioned by law and defends its stance against misrepresentation. A Cabinet minister crest remark and Exeter Hall Bible union meeting noted.
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Tun
Union Chronicle
Labourers’ Union Chronicle
England
Chronicle
Bright
The
Times
Economist
W. E. Forster
Queen’s-road
Council On Education
Liverpool Mercury
Unirep Kinupom Bank
Horr Union
Exeter Hall
Robinson
Guildford
Gold Coast
Garnet Wolseley
Red River
S. D. Stubbs
G. W. M .Cree
Thomas Richardson
H. L. %. Paterson
M.D
W. A. Essery
S. Morley
M.P