Famine in India and the British Response Critique
A British editorial blames the Indian Government and its allies for delaying relief during the famine. It notes warnings from Sir Arthur Cotton and Sir Richard Temple, criticizes the embargo policy and transport gaps, and argues for earlier mobilization of grain to Bengal and surrounding districts. The piece urges accountability regardless of party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
India
Ublic
Ndia
Bengal
Arthur Cotton
Ganges
Richard Temple
Patna
Sir R. Temple
George Campbell
Duke of Argyll
Lord Northrook
Duke
Orissa
British India
R. Temple
Disraeli
Dia
Election notes show Liberal losses in metropolitan contests
A weekly survey of last week's general election results details shifts in London boroughs and key districts. It notes Greenwich backing Board and Gladstone losing ground, and broad Conservative gains in Westminster Liverpool Manchester and other towns, with Liberal challenges in Stroud Hull Newcastle and Nottingham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenwich
Gladstone
Hackney
Marylebone
Messrs
Reed
Helms
Gill
John Pakington
Droitwich
Forsyth
Q.C
Bath
Thomas Chambers
Thomas Hughes
Tom Brown
Daniel Grant
London
Mr. Goschen
Baron Rothschild
Alderman Lawrence
Chelsea
Kiell
Charles Dilke
Baronet
Henry Hoare
Sir Charles
Gordon
Finsbury
Guards
Randolph
Torrens
Lucraft
Lambeth
Morgan Howard
J. C. Lawrence
W. M ‘Arthur
House of Commons
Tower Hamlets
Great Eastern
Southwark
Currie
Ayrton
Westminster
W. H. Smith
T. F. Buxton
Charles Russell
Beal
Baronets
Stroud
Dorington
Oldham
Nottingham
Hibbert
Lyuph Stanley
Lancashire
Liverpool
Rathbone
Caine
Manchester
T. Bazley
Jacob Bright
Ashton
Staleybridge
Salford