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London
Ludgate-hill
Miall and Cockshaw
Lords debate on navigation laws ends in proxy led division
The Lords backed the ministerial navigation bill by a proxy heavy vote, while in committee Lord Stanley may strip the bill of key clauses. The opposition argues the measure remains flawed and unlikely to settle Irish policy, as the Whigs face internal care and external pressure from France and German revolts.
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Friends of Government
Lord Stanley
Canada
Lord Beaumont
Italy
Lord Minto
Lord Aberdeen
House of Lords
Commons
Scrope
Ireland
W. Somerville
Prussia
Frederick William
Dresden
Frankfort
Rhenish
Bavaria
Germany
Hungary
Europe
Olmutz
Vienna
Prerau
Schleswig-Holstein
National Representation Debate Foreshadowed in Parliament
Editorial notes foresee a House of Commons debate on Hume’s bill to extend the franchise and use ballot voting for elections. It records Sharman Crawford’s amendment to restrict eligibility to adult male residents registered locally. The piece urges unified support for manhood suffrage and criticizes Hume for compromising with middle-class aims.
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House of Commons
Hume
House
W. Sharman Crawford
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Amicus Justitia
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Ponconformist
Honourable Baronet
John O’connell
Robert Peel
John Russell
W. Smith
Rome
Drummond
Milner Gibson
Cobden
Gibson
Oudinot
Bomba