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Debate on Ceylon witnesses and government conduct
In the House, arguments over naming witnesses for the Ceylon inquiry continued. Ministers faced censure threats as factions clashed on confirming witnesses and the Colonial Office's conduct. The committee was finally formed, with disputes over who should be summoned and how, delaying final action.
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Lord Hotham
Colonel Frazer
Colonial Office
Her
Hawes
Joan Russert
Ceylon
James Garanam
John Russell
James
Lord John
Barent
Lord Torrington
Mr. Disraeli
Disraeli
Disnartt
Mr. Bright
Bright
Vernon Smith
Hexney
Joan Ruaseun
Mr. Hume
Braybrooke
Henderson
Waring
John Selby
Joan Russeau
Hume
Srvanxr
J. Russelll
Rozsuck
Bare
Horbuck
Rozavox
Horsman
Rozzucx
J. Russzux
Roebuck
John
Mr. Horsman
G. Grey
Mr. Hozeman
James Graham
Ferrand
House of Commons
J. Russe
Lord Asney
Honanax
J. Bissett
G. Guny
Hungary
Dopey Srvanr
Russia
Austria
Turkey
Danube
Dudley Stuart
Dardanelles
Lord Parwerston
Danubian
Rusia
Lord Dudley Stuart
Anstey
Coox- Burn
de Lacy Evans
Monckton Milnzs
Grattan
Claude Haminton
Disrazui
Craype Haminton
Lord Dudley
Kossuth
Cocksorn
Louis Batthyany
Pesth
Baron Perenyi
House of Lords
Supreme Court
Jeszenak
Neutra
M.csanyi
M. Petoez
Presburg
Szacsvay
Diet
M. Csernus
Treasury
M. Novak
Home Office
Leopold Nadasdy
Comorn
Stephen Karolyi
Perth
Count Raday
Nograd
George Karolyi