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Princess of Wales birth as Queen stays near London
On Monday the Princess of Wales gave birth to a daughter and both mother and child are well. The Queen does not need to stay near London. Parliament moves toward dissolution and various bills pass or advance in the Lords and Commons. Sir Robert Napier receives praise and a pension, with a public welcome planned at the Crystal Palace. Drought affects crops, harvests likely but conditional. Atlantic telegraph banquet highlights good relations with Mr Field and Canada. European finances face scrutiny as France debates multiple Budgets. Austria resists Rome. German and Austrian affairs feature. Emperor seeks restraint in armament costs.
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Princess of Wales
London
Lord Beauchamp
Commons
Disraeli
Earl Russell
Earl of Malmesbury
Marquis of Salisbury
House of Commons
Robert Napier
England
Gladstone
Robert
Crystal Palace
House of Lords
Cyrus Field
Atlantic Telegraph
Duke of Argyll
John Pakington
Stafford Northcote
Bright
Lord Stratford
Field
Atlantic
Canada
British Columbia
Washington
Seward
United States
Reverdy Johnson
The
Times
M. Thiers
M. Haentjens
Chalons
Rome
Pius IX
Baron Beust
The Battle Against Bribery in Elections
A heated critique of the House of Commons fight against corrupt election practices. The piece asserts most illicit funds at the last General Election came from MPs, suggesting many may be unaware or complicit, and argues that removing party money could curb bribery.
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Debates on Election Corruption and the Ballot Bill
The discussion centers on corrupt election practices and the Ballot Bill. It argues that plutocrats influence elections, urges swift reform, and notes the bill transfers trial of petitions to a legal tribunal to curb bribery and preserve integrity.
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