Rejection of Sir James Graham in East Cumberland Promised
The Carlisle Journal argues a united Cumberland opposition aims to oust Sir James Graham from East Cumberland. It cites a 1260 signature requisition led by Major Aglionby and Mr James, predicting over 2000 signers, and praises Cumberland’s patriotism while warning Toryism’s collapse without Graham.
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Royal marriage prospects and political constraints
The passage discusses the iQueen's happiness and the interest of her people in a promising noble suitor. It notes the nobleman's Protestant loyalties, open bearing, and royal alliance negotiations under parliamentary scrutiny. It warns that foreign policy, colonial ties, and constitutional considerations must guide any potential match.
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Westminster election battle over flogging in the British Legion
The piece attacks the Westminster Tory leaders for pushing false claims about General Evans while defending flogging in the British Legion. It argues Evans opposed flogging in Spain, tried to soften or abolish it where possible, and praises merit promotion. It predicts a decisive Westminster defeat for the Tory faction despite election tricks.
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Sugar Dusties and Wills Bills Pass in Royal Assent
A royal commission granted assent to the Sugar Dusties Bill the Wills Bill and several private railway related measures. Discussion touched Scotland church accommodation and the Demise of the Crown Bill with Lord Melbourne and others weighing precedents and precautions for an heir presumptive abroad. The Bankrupt Ireland Bill reached third reading as other bills advanced and the Lords adjourned.
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