Foreign Policy.
The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER moved the second reading of the Income-tax Bill. This gave rise to a long and desultory conversation on foreign policy and taxation. Mr. Manama......
Relations With China.
The Earl of ELLENBOROUGH moved for returns respecting the observ ance of the supplemental treaty by the British. As we are so strict with the Chinese, it behoves us to......
The Navy Estlniates.
Immediately after the second reading of the Income-tax Bill, the House went into Committee of Supply. Sir Charles Wood was about to make a statement, when Mr. GLADSTONE said he......
Taxation And Expenditure.
When the report of Supply was brought up on Tuesday, Mr. GLADSTONE, in a very thin House, moved the resolution which, he said, Sir Charles Wood had compelled him to postpone.......
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