Epigrammatic Debate on Palmerston Powers
The article notes a late division on the second reading with 216 to 0 majority and 81 members for the resolutions. Saturday morning attendance was 520, with Protectionists cheering a reduced majority, while 88 was deemed a high expectation by some observers.
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The Spanish Polignac Can It Last
A Britain Spain comparison unfolds with Queen Victoria’s prorogation fears and press restrictions, then shifts to Narvaez in Madrid. The piece rails at Spanish court intrigue, Isabella's missteps, Narvaez debts, and a looming military approach, while noting French influence and Guizot’s stance. It probes power, marriage plots, and the Cortes under military law. The author suggests enduring unrest unless the Army remains loyal.
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Postscript on Irish Coercion Bill and political delays
A UK newspaper column laments prioritizing the Irish Coercion Bill over the Corn Imports Bill, predicting prolonged debates and possible adjournments into Easter. It argues prudence in delaying the coercion measure, urging focus on pressing concerns and noting related War Office militia notices and troop movements to India.
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Corn Importation Bill in the House of Commons
A long Westminster report details the March 27 1846 second reading debate on the Corn Importation Bill. It lists numerous MPs who voted aye and outlines divisions showing ministerial majorities, with commentary on the Monopolists and Free Traders, plus notes on related political happenings in Liverpool Manchester and Westminster reform discussions.
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A T Colborne
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P Copeland
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Paris Press Sees Narvaez Policy Spark Crisis In Spain
Paris papers condemn General Narvaez and flag a state of alarm over Madrid. Queen Christina and her daughter are named as pivotal figures, with a military camp at Vincennes and a British visit hinted. Portugal debates education and clerical reforms while Prussia exacts sentences for Polish rebels. News also covers misfortunes at sea and a Birmingham murder inquiry.
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Oregon questions dominate Senate amid British talks in March
Washington reports a Senate debate on organizing Oregon militia and potential naval force needs while Dayton and Breese clash over arbitration and Britain’s title. The House and Senate exchange opinions on Oregon strategy, with reads from a secret document and possible peace talks. Canadian and Mexican frontier rumors circulate as markets edge higher in New York.
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Absolutist Spain Faces New Ministry and Press Decree
The Madrid government crisis deepens as Narvaez's faction forms a new ministry led by Burgos and Balboa while General Narvaez and the Cortes are opposed. A manifesto defends the throne and constitutional order, promising moral reform, press controls, and unity against revolutionary forces. The cabinet seeks to stabilize Spain, strengthen the throne, and push rapid measures within constitutional bounds.
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