It Will Be Remarked That The Most Serious Subject Of
the Recess, the mismanagement of the Admiralty, was scarcely mentioned in the debate on the Address ; Lord Granville, indeed, delibe- rately put it aside, as a topic upon which......
Lord Hartington's Speech Reads, As Usual, Much Better...
sounded to the ear, for his delivery, always heavy and wooden, was more than usually so on Tuesday night, and Mr. Disraeli's compliment to his "rhetorical skill" must have been......
Mr. Gladstone Followed Mr. Disraeli In A Striking Little...
delivered expressly as the sole remaining representative in that House of the British Government which engaged in the Crimean war. He declared that the Government of that day......
With Regard To The Eastern Question, Mr..disraeli Pointed...
it was the express wish of the Porte that we should not stand aloof, if the other European Powers pressed the Austrian proposals upon it. And on this subject, it was noticeable......
Mr. Disraeli's Reply Was Explicit And Effective. In...
the first Fugitive-Slave Circular, he admitted his responsibility, although he had never seen it, but he was " not there to defend it for a moment." "The country has condoned......
The Queen's Speech Contains An Allusion To Some New Title,
which Her Majesty is to assume, after a necessary statute has been passed, in order to mark her relation to India. It is under- stood that she will be declared by the Act,......
The Mover And Seconder Of The Address In The Commons—mr.
Ridley, the Member for North Northumberland, and Mr. Mulholland, the Member for Downpatrick—both made much abler speeches than is usual with Members discharging that at once......
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