Ipswich Election Returns Conservative Cobbold by Large Margin
The Ipswich by election ends with Cobbold's victory by 606 votes over W Newton as 3,820 of 7,284 electors vote. The Moderates abstained, weakening Liberal unity and signaling intra party disagreements over Irish policy.
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Lytton
Disraeli
Lord Mayo
William Harcourt
Oxford
Lord Hartington
William
Osborne Morgan
Ipswich
Cobbold
W. Newton
London
Mr. Newton
Liberal Party
1876 Outlook: Turkey Spain France and Rome in flux
A year ahead forecast notes limited knowledge of future events and emphasizes modest expectations. It warns Turkey faces possible collapse and Hastern settlement, France may undergo elections under MacMahon, Spain contemplates Cortes, and a potential papal vacancy could shift church-state relations, with a hope for a Happy New Year.
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United Kingdom
Turkey
Europe
Bosphorus
France
Senate
Chamber of Deputies
Marshal MacMahon
Spain
The New Fugitive Slave Surrender Debate Reignites
A London editorial criticizes the Admiralty circular on fugitive slaves at sea. It argues the government concedes to slaveholding states while denying responsibility, calls for removal of pro slavery taint, and warns against undermining Britain's asylum policy and extraterritorial rights.
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DisraEti
Admiralty
Downing-street
Buzacott
Anti-Slavery Society
High Seas
Memorialista
Foreign Office
American Congress
Persian Gulf
Great Britain
Napoleon
Imaam
Muscat
Zanzibar
Committee of the
Aborigines Protection Society
Lords of the Admiralty
Clarkson
Wilberforce