The Archbishop Of Canterbury, In A Brief But Very Impressive
speech, declared that the Church trusted the people, and that no Churchmen were so good as the Churchmen who were also work- ing-men. The Lord Chancellor, after pointing out......
The Duke Of Richmond And Gordon, In A Very Feeble
speech, insisted that the " leap in the dark, " taken in 1867, did not justify a leap " into an unfathomable abyss " now. Lord Jersey remonstrated with the Conservatives for......
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T4 ORD KIMBERLEY moved the second reading of the Franchise Bill in the House of Lords on Monday, in - a speech in which he described the scope and object of the Bill, pledged......
On Tuesday, Lord Carnarvon Resumed The Debate In A Speech
in which he frankly acknowledged his dislike to the tendency of all recent Reform measures, while declaring himself, never- theless—in some private sense of his own — an......
Lord Brabourne Then Attempted To Give Some Notion Of The
anguish it cost him to vote against this Bill and the Government; and Lord Rosebery expressed his deep sympathy with the unfortunate Baron, whose coronet must be to him a crown......
The Duke Ofargyll Replied To Lord Cairns In A Very
moderate, tut very vigorous speech, argued from the " Cross-Bench " point of view, in which he maintained that the House of Lords would be far more powerful than it is, if there......
