War aims and liberty in Turkey critique echoed by leaders
The article notes leaders and clergy repeating that war achieved its aims and liberty for Christians in the Turkish Empire. It contrasts English triumphal rhetoric with Russia’s peace stance, arguing the end was civil and religious liberty for fourteen million Christians. It questions whether both nations should have pursued war at all when casualties and destruction occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Palmerston
Lord Clarendon
Lord John Russell
Gladstone
Exchequer
Sidney Herbert
Lord Aberdeen
Lord Cowley
Times
Stoke Peres Ruzette
Maension-house
Russia
Alesander II
England
Moscow
Europe
North
Turkey
The
Bible Society
St Croly
Dr. Guthrie
Edinburgh
Bowyer
John Russell
Prince Menschikoff
Constantinople
Alexander
Posterity
Earl Grey
Court Life and Diplomatic Circles At Queen's Dinner
The Queen hosted a Tuesday dinner party at Buckingham Palace with a large attendance including the Duchess of Kent Princess Royal and numerous nobles. A Wednesday levee drew three hundred presentations as Baron Brunnow arrived on a Russian mission. Deputations from London Manchester and Lancashire met officials on Tuesday and Wednesday, with Royal approval for the Art Treasures exhibition. The Guarantee Fund has reached 60,000 pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duchess of Kent
Princess Royal
Duchess of Sutherland
Countess de Peraigny
Bernstorff
Baron Brunow
Russia
Earl
Countess Granville
Marquis
Marchioness of
Breadalbane
Anna Maria Dawson
Countess of Derby
Earl of Aberdeen
Countess of
Clarendon
Earl of
Malmesbury
Ellesmere
John Russell
Viscount Torrington
Lord Cowley
James
Graham
St. James’s Palace
Baron Brunnow
Russias
Prince Albert
Buckingham Palace
Life Guards
City of London Corporation
Viscount Palmerston
James Duke
John Masterman
M.P
Wire
Cubitt
Hale
Bower
Holt
de Jersey
Dakin
John Wood
Thomas Parker
Obbard
William Jones
Blake
Vallance
Manchester Commercial Association
Joint &Jock Company
Lord Sanley
Alderley
Lowe
Board of Trade
William Entwisle
Hugh Fleming
United Kingdom
Lancashire
Manchester
John Potter
Thomas Bazley
T. Fairbairn
Joseph Heron
Disembodiment of Militia and Peace Treaty Debate
Lords discuss disbanding the Irish militia and the Paris peace treaty. The Earl of Ellesmere moves to address her Majesty on peace terms, praising negotiations while Lord Mataeasugly objects to praising words. Lords Glenelg and Stratford de Redcliffe commend victors and allies, with Palmerston and Russell cited for war aims attainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House OF Lords
Monway
Lord Palming
Earl of Cluncarty
Earl of Ellesmele
Paris
Lord Glenelg
Earl of Clarendon
Stratford de Redcliffe
England
Earl of Matareasugly
Lord Clarendon
J. Russell
Lord Palmerston
Critics Clash Over Treaty Terms After Fall of Kars
In a parliamentary debate, nobles faulted the peace terms, noting Russia gains from Kars loss and criticizing delays that hindered General Williams. They protested the surrender of search rights and questioned provisions on the Principalities and Circasia while defending the Maritime Convention. The address was agreed, with a vote of thanks to the armed forces planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kars
Williams
Farl
Cuangnnon
Stratford de Redcliffe
Constantinople
Russia
Sebastopol
Nicolaieff
Black Sea
Principalities
Circasia
Earl of
Asrrdren
Lord Clarendon
Lord Cowey
Earl Grey
Treaty of Peace Debate In House Of Commons
Parliament discusses the Paris Treaty of Peace of March last with Lord Palmerston’s pending negotiations. MPs contrast wartime aims with outcomes, flag concerns over Circassian forts, Russia’s influence, and Turkey’s status. Debate adjourned after remarks by Messrs. Lindsay and Milnes and allied exchanges.
County Courts Act Amendment Bill debated in Lords
The Lord Chancellor moved the second reading of the County Courts Act Amendment Bill. He outlined its aims from a three year commission on county courts. It seeks to correct errors in sixty tribunals and address the burden on poorer suitors who must supply judges and courthouses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Cuarcellor
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Monpar
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E. B. Surrox
E. Dixisox
H. Hennert
J. MaxwzErs
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Crimea
Circassia
Caucasus
Faris
Transcaucasian
Kara
Vienna
Aland Islands
Sardinia
Count Woalewski
M. Milnes
Lavano
Italy
Sicily
Mussulman
Joan Ressert
Cratoe Hastirox
Moore
St Cuanres Woop
Aylesbury
London
Lindsay
Mars
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