Collisions at Dolly's Brae Stir Lords Debate in Ireland
Lords clash over Dolly's Brae affair and Castlewellan violence as Lord Stanley calls for correspondence and magistracy reforms. Critics say Berwick Commission taints justice while Lords Roden and Clareddon defend magistrates and press for restrained government action.
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Dolly
House of Lords
Ireland
Lord Stanley
Dolly’s Brae
Armagh
Castlewellan
Lord Roden
Berwick
Commission of Inquiry
E. Hlakesey
William Beers
Commission of the Peace
F. Beers
Sale
Bate
T. Bernord Staley
Ely
Trish
Roden
Iréland
Bedd
Aliifie
Bramley
Egerane
Claréndon
Dublid
Pigate
Diet House
Jie Hatl
Rovkw
Sxatuky
Castlewéllan
Ulster
Cantlewellan
Lord Clareddon
Mr. Berwick
Earl of Winoniasi
Debate over colonial constitution and single chamber plan
A heated Commons and Lords debate centers on a proposed single chamber colonial constitution for Australian colonies. Critics warn the plan concentrates power in a small body, while supporters urge delay for colonists to draft their own system, with arguments about representation and the role of the Colonial Office.
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House of Commons
Scorr
Daveverens
Scott
Port Phillip
Roxbrox
Labouchere
South Africa
Australis
Colonial Office
J. Augsent
Roebuck
South Wales
Committee of Privy Council
John
F. Peer
Peel
W. Motsworth
Labretleve
J Fussell
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