Renfrewshire vote backs Conservative Colonel Campbell
In Renfrewshire Colonel Campbell, Conservative, defeats Liberal rival by 178 votes as the Tories gain another seat since 1868. The piece notes Liberal unease over Education Act 1870 and rising Conservative strength, while European matters include Franco German exit and Italian unity signals.
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Ashantee War Debate on British Policy and Costly Intervention
The piece questions Sir Garnet Wolseley’s western Africa departure and Britain’s drift into another costly conflict with the Ashantees. It criticizes lack of public information, official responsibility, and the motive behind imperial actions, warning against rushing into war for uncertain aims.
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