War debate in the House of Commons over Turkey and Russia policy
The Commons debated the war and peace aims in Eastern Europe. Leaders argued over Turkey’s independence, Russia’s influence, and possible terms. Sir B. Lytton urged limiting the war to its legitimate aims and warned against frail peace. The session adjourned after discussing adjournment motions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitxer Gussax
Turkey
Russia
Europe
W. Moresworth
Gisson
E. Derixe
E. Baxter
Maccnecor
Lord Duxcarvan
Austria
Hon
Manchester
Poland
Crimea
House of Commons
Lynn
Machiavelli
William of Orange
Louis the Fourteenth
Netherlands
House of Austria
Louis
Holland
B. Lytton
Lord Stanley
Sir B. Lytton
Oxford
Xerxes
England
France
Vienna conferences close as Buol fails to secure terms
The Lords heard that Count Buol announced the Vienna conference would close after failing to obtain accommodation with Russia. Parliament may see the last proposal to Russia, with Cabinet approval for laying papers on the table. Debates on the war adjourned, and various bills advanced before a late sitting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House OF Lords
Vienna
Russia
Earl of Cuangxuan
Count Buol
St. Petersburg
Mr. Brient
France
England
Austria
Lord Palmerston
H. Wintevansy
Hon. Baronet
Cospyn
Cotzier
H. Vann
Res
Ewart
Vans
Turkey
Roxsack
Disragui
Bricar
Lapoucher
Lowe
House of Commons Debates Maynooth Endowment and Education
Debates in parliament cover the Public Libraries and Museums Bill for Ireland and the Bath seat of Mr Tite. Sir Serjeant O'Brien opposes Mr Spooner's Maynooth grant repeal, arguing the endowment was justly granted. Mr Wairxsing critiques Maynooth education as un-English and flawed. The Sonichorn-Gunznat discusses India plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whiteside
Ireland
T. Chambers
Maynooth
Maguing
Scotland
Willson
House OF Commons
Wepnxspay
Tite
City of
Bath
Public Libraries and Museums
Spooner
Serjeant
O’brien
R. Peel
Wairxsing
Cambridge University Bill Passes Committee After Lengthy Debate
The Cambridge University Bill was passed through committee after prolonged discussion on its clauses. The Infants Marriage Bill and the Ecclesiastical Property Ireland Bill were read a second time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arix Man
Eat Granville
Captain Watson
Port Baltic
Count Nesselrode
House OF Lords
Cambridge University
Ireland
Policy of the War Debate Seethes in House Amid Russia Critique
Mr. Roebuck leads a heated adjourned debate critiquing Gladstone and Graham for urging peace seen as weak. He targets Lord J. Russell’s Vienna protocol, arguing Poland Hungary Italy should empower nationalities against despots. Other speakers defend ex ministers or condemn endless diplomacy as war drains Britain. adjournment set for next evening.
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Roxgsuck
Gladstone
James Graham
Russia
J. Russell
Baronet
Carlisle
Mr. Roebuck
England
Entleman
City of London
Vienna
Hear
Austria
Europe
Poland
Hungary
Italy
France
Sebastopol
Sipnuy Hensert
Drummann
Mahometanium
Constantinople
Serjeant
Lux
H. Wittoncuny
W. Clay
R. Cxcit
Bricot
Turkey
Euxine
Bright
United States
W. Molesworth
F. Scotr
Pau Merston
Emancipation Debates and Imperial News Reflections
The piece notes Lord John Russell opposing Jewish emancipation in the current session, while Tite comments on voting pressures in Bath. It reports Gibraltar printing restrictions, Paris debt plans, Piedmont convent legislation, and a New South Wales constitutional deputation. It also covers military discipline in the 30th Regiment, railway safety plans, stage coach mileage taxes, and Jesuit criticisms amid religious tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Russell
House of Lords
Friends
Tite
Bath
Barnstaple
Gibralt R Chronicle
Gibraltar
Paris
Piedmont
New South Wales
Colonial Office
John Lamb
Legislative Council
Sydney
J. W. Smart
Sydney Hamlets
John Gilchrist
Adolphus Young
Donaldson
J. N Smith
John Brown
Grainger
Wallace
Lowe
M.P
30Th Regiment
Lord Seaton
Ireland
Sanders
Neville
Hardinge
Board of Trade
Downing Street
Wyndhim
Rt. Grosvenor
House of Commons
Ultramontane
Univers
Journal Des Débats
Tuscany
Jesuits
Dominico Achetti
Achetti
Pio Nono
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Parliament
Fitzroy
Committee of Supply
Lord Palmenston
Apvocate
Cospan
Disra
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