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Tae
Aollowa
Abhilling
Anraom Mratt
Gladstone Forms Liberal Cabinet After Tory Exit
Within a week a Tory Government is replaced by a Liberal Administration with Mr Gladstone as Prime Minister. The new cabinet includes Earl Granville as Colonial Secretary and Earl Clarendon back at Foreign Office, with Gladstone consulting fourteen public figures to form the ministry. Parliament to meet, writs issued, and the session to begin with a speech from the Throne. The Commons chamber fills as Liberals gain large majorities. opposition questioned on re election of Gladstone. Eastern question stiffens as the Porte issues an ultimatum to Greece over Crete, with a diplomatic delay advised by the Powers.
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Gladstone
Disraeli
England
Roundell Palmer
W. Page Wood
Earl of Clarendon
Foreign Office
Earl Granville
Bright
Board of Trade
Duke of Argyll
India
Lowe
Cardwell
Childers
Admiralty
Bruce
Home
Chichester Fortescue
Earl de Grey
Ripon
Lord
Justice O'Hagan
Ireland
Earl Russell
George Grey
Lord Halifax
Windsor
House of Commons
Calcraft
Wareham
Orkney
Shetland
Gréamvich
Court of Common Pleas
Riley
Headford
Norwich
Salford
Preston
Mr. Disraeli
Resignation of Disraeli and its political tremors
A reflective editorial weighs Mr. Disraeli and his cabinet leaving office with relief and caution. It argues his tenure harmed national truth and loyalty, praises the shift of power as a political corrective, and predicts further liberal battles over Irish and English establishments as public opinion education continues.
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Lensen
Disraeli
Manind