Debates over Malt Tax repeal and Navigation Laws in Commons
The discussion centers on Mr Disraeli's plan to aid farmers by tax reductions and the broader push to modify navigation laws. Proponents argue for relief to agrarian interests and a lighter overall tax load, while opponents warn of risks to commerce and naval strength. The exchange features figures like Mr Hume and Mr Gladstone, with adjournments and parliamentary maneuvering shaping the long debate.
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Disraeli
House of Commons
Duke of Buckingham
Robert Peel
Ireland
Hume
Mr. Disraeli
Bricot
Charles Woop
Liverpool
London
Herries
Labouchere
Canada
West Indies
Ierries
J. Wilson
Hernizs
Wilson
Gladstone
Marquis of
Granny
Mr. Mackay
America
Virgil
Roy
Mr. CarpweEll
Henley
Mercantile Marine
Kerr
GuapstTonz
House of Lords
Huskisson
United States
G. Rosinson
Cray
Mircasuu
Wawn
C. Brocz
Hinpyarp
Alderman Bowes
DrumMonp
Wittcox
Arcarpo
Lasovowsk
Drummond
Germany
Frankfort
Manchester School
Bristol
Taelk Darling
Adam Smith
Mr. Drummond
Africa
Manchester
Mr. Muntz
Muntz
Midland and Birmingham Advertiser
Birmingham