Reform banner must lead the new Parliament says liberal voice
The piece argues reform is essential as the Tory victory in one county is contested. It warns against complacency, asserts reform remains the empire’s unstoppable current, and predicts possible shifts in government while urging ongoing liberal principles.
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Hume
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Melbourne
Sir Henry Parnell Nominates in Dundee Contest
In Dundee on Friday week the nomination for borough representation features Epwanp Baxter praising Sir Henry Parnell and declaring the Reform versus no Reform choice. Parnell, opposing Gladstone, extols Liberal reform, the Queen's stance, and Melbourne ministry while urging voters to back reform to avoid a Tory government and protect Ireland.
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Epwanp Baxter
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Henry Parnewy
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Mr. Fox
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Don Carlos
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Don Miguel
Portugal
Charles X
France
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United Kingdom
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General Election glimpses and cross-channel notes
The article surveys Irish and British political currents with mentions of Sligo Bandon Kinsale and Tralee contests including Jones of Canada and Colonel Percival. It covers Lord Alford and Lord Russell elections in Reprorpshire and notes the Birmingham anti slavery meeting and Don Miguel's decree in Portugal plus a Dickensian Pickwick aside on debt imprisonment.
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Cannonstreet Chapel
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Joseph Sturge
Eng
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Birmingham
Don Micuet
Porrucar
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Don Miguel
Treasury
M. Guyon
Portugal
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