Influence of Aristocracies on Revolutions in Britain
The article reviews James J. Macintyre’s The Influence of Aristocracies on the Revolutions of Nations, praising its historical argument for constitutional monarchy under Queen Victoria. It argues for a divided legislature, warns against aristocratic dominance, and extols the throne as a bulwark of liberty. It notes other works and quotes passages advocating cautious reform and strong parliamentary balance.
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James J. Macintyre
London
Fisher, Son, and Co
Victoria
Carwalotland
North American
Scotland
Ireland
England
IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT HOD MONDAY REFORMS AND IRISH POOR LAW
The third reading of the Exchequer Bills passed in the Lords as discussions touched the Townshend peerage and the Ireland poor laws. Marquess CraxRicarde pressed for a select committee on Irish poor law operation, citing failures and increased costs, with strong cross-party debate and adjournment. The House of Lords also covered noble thefts, a grand fete, and other items as the session moved on.
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House OF Lords
Dionday
Lord Broughtan
Townshend
Ireland
Marquis of Crax- Ricarde
Nicholls
Cusxix
Duke of Wevmncton
Lord Glenence
Lord Clanricarde
Lord Wicktow
Lord Elliot
Lord Mocntcasuex
Marquis of Duwxsaine
Marquis of Laxspowss
Lord Ropes
Cranricarde
Duke of
House OF Commons
R. Peel
Canton
England
Scotland
Sir Peel
East India Company
China
Navy
Ordnance
Excuravion
Baninc
GocLecen
Hume
Robert Peel
Goulburn
E. Right Hon. Baronet
Bagine
Teignera
R. Prey
Williams
J. Russev
Sroning
S. Wortzey
Lord Howick
Treasury
Perens
Lipper
Baring
Bex
Lavorcere
R. Feverson
M. Gisson
Captain Jones
J. Graham
Milbank
Sheffield
Panperiam
Veritas
Tates
Hon. Baronet
Hear
Hertford
Fitzaracerce
Cartes Napier
United States
Egypt
Black Sea
Sicily
Henry James Barurre
Bowring
Drury-lane Theatre
Pscba
Gisworxz
Gladstone
New Orleans
Mr. Gladstone
St. Lawrence
Duis
Lothians
Northumberland
Ant-Corn Law League
Ilhers
Corquaoun
Gisborne
Cobden
Lord Howicx
Mir_ Gladstone
Sir Robert Peel
Mr. Brackstone
Wallace
James Graham
Argyleshire
Thuersday
Earl of Ripnor
Lord Brocemax
Earl Spencer
Lord Althorp
Lord Brougham
Rd Caspssie
Earl of Wickrow
Earl Stannore
Buckinghamshire
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St. Simon
Hev
Versailles
Lea
Hong
Bontems
Louis
Sime
Pin
Girica
Great Britain and Ireland
Sospay
Hue
Thn Davies
Worcester
Earl of
Repex
Limine
Duke of Wermameton
Lord Cammert
Kirk of
Lord Broucuan
Marquis of Laxspowxe
Marquis of Downsutre
Church OF Scotland
Camruriz
Church
General Assembly
Court of Law
Marquis of Breapatsane
Tay
Earl of Aberdeen
J.gxzanas
Bnovdiam
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Lord Campnett
Rouse OF Commons
Northampton
Peterborough
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Baronet
Rinks
Bezards
R. Pegi
Great Britain
Legislative Union
Arliament
William
Cheera
Bernat
Lord
Althorp
R. Peru
Vitxrens
Anti-Corn Law League
Louisiana
Libert
Pusey
Smith
Deanston
Earl Fitzwilliam
Lord Melbourne
John Russell
Lord Mountcashel
W. Stuart
Parsons
Grapstox
Villiersad
Overland Mail
Brelawny
Cartstopnen
Villiers
Torrens
Rorsack
Anticorn Law Party
Statistica
League
Traxer
Rourcer Prex
Sir C. North
Africa
Roservare
C. Naptenn
Rosrrt Prez
T. Dexcoune Bost
J. Waun
Mr. Werd
Somersetshire
British and Foreign Quarterly Review
Blackstone
The
Crown
Sir William
Board of Control
Foreign and Quarterly Review
Sreaker
P.M. Stewarr
Lough Foyle
Faversham
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