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The Easter pause in Parliament and European turmoil
The Easter break gives readers a respite from session debates as Lords adjourn to April 11 and Commons to April 8. The piece surveys ministerial crises, party infighting, and forthcoming committees while noting protests on church and education issues, French repression, and the opening of the Erfurt Parliament amid German unification discussions.
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House of Commons
Mantalini
Times
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Locke King
Bright
Milner Gibson
William Molesworth
Mr. Gladstone
Trelawny
Cornwall
Lancaster
United Kingdom
Drummond
Lord Stanley
Lord Rougham
Lord Brougham
Court of Chancery
Duke of Argyle
Lord Lansdowne
Scotland
Gorham
High Church
Craven Hotel
Exeter
London
France
Legislative
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Leas
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Lamartine
Cavaignac
Gustave de Beaumont
Chamber
Paris
Louis Napoleon
Thomas Carlyle
Erfurt
Russia
Austria
League
Hanover
Saxony
Prussia
Constitution-Making for the Antipodes Reviewed
The piece surveys debates over colonial constitutions in the British House of Commons. It critiques the idea of boxed draft forms, weighs calls for a second chamber, and argues against replicating British or American models with Crown nominees and elected bodies.
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Sieyes
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House of Commons
Russell
Grey
Labouchere
Hawes
House of Lords
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