Lord Granville Did Not Oppose The Address, But Vindicated...
Derby from the imputation of being a lunatic, as Lord Beaconsfield had suggested, and Lord Beaconsfield himself from the imputation of having only a few days previously paid......
The Debate In The Commons Was Commenced By Sir Stafford
Northcote, in a speech which we have described elsewhere, and which was in the main pacific, though it contained one curious reference to the necessity of protecting our......
Lord Beaconsfield Moved On Monday, In The House Of Lords,
an address to the Queen, thanking her for the Message in which she announced the necessity for calling out the Reserves. After a somewhat tedious recital of the proceedings......
News Of The Week.
T HE week has been outwardly more peaceful than the last, but nothing is settled. The effect of the debate in both Houses, which begun on Monday, was, on the whole, pacificatory......
Lord Carnarvon, Criticising The Clumsiness Of The...
still insisted that there was no pretence for war, and that if we went to war,—which he never desired to prevent merely by weakening English resources, — we should not really......
