Disraeli Sparks Debate on Vienna Peace Terms and War Policy
In the House of Commons Disraeli denounces the government over Vienna Conference handling and calls for a clear war or peace stance. He faults Premier and Lord Russell for ambiguous diplomacy and urges a firm peace strategy with allies, arguing Russia's Black Sea power must be constrained. The debate features supporting and opposing views on Vienna terms and ongoing hostilities.
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Lavarn
Lord Palmerston
Disraeli
Diplomatic Service
Wise
Select Committee
Ewart
Wittraus
Otway
Lord Patterston
Wiss
H. BamLitz
House OF Commons
F. Barine
Vienna
Lown
Russia
Black Sea
Ws Heatherg
F. Barina
Mr. Disraeli
Mr Disraeli
Milner Gibson
John Russell
Viennna
Lord John
Sebastopol
J. Russell
Lord John Russell
Austria
Napoleon
England
Barrow
Francis Baning
Winmaat’ Watuhore
Mr. Kun
Szymen
Ecosimomnannates Gum Yun Coachanetunt Ag
Turkey
Winkinson
Peace
Granny
Rosort Pritrory
William Seathcote
Glapstone
William Heath
Europe
Asia
Ford
Constantinople
Euxine
Mr. Disrath
Wurresipy
Liberal MPs Meet at Downing Street to Back Government
A Thursday afternoon gathering at the official residence of the First Lord of the Treasury in Downing Street drew a large Liberal party turnout. Lord Palmerston gave explanations that satisfied attendees and refuted insinuations against the government. Speakers included Lowe Bright Layard Lord Robert Grosvenor and Sir James Graham as the meeting expressed strong support and unity.
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M.pis
Lowe
Bright
Layard
Lord Robert ,Grosvenor
James Graham
DaNGER In the Dank tus Evening Comedy Prank
An American lawyer visiting Cincinnati during riots notes a wall placard reading Danger In the Dank tus Evening. He later learns the sign was a misread theater bill for the harmless comedy Danger in the Dark.
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Cincinnati
Official on Political Cleanings and Diplomatic Moves
Reports from London describe daily council meetings this week and Movements of British officials abroad. Sir Ralph Abercromby departs to resume duties. Lord Cowley presents to the Emperor of the French various civic dignitaries. Phinn appointed second secretary to the Admiralty. Rev. Barber and Grote receive church and academic posts. Government figures discuss vast diplomatic and colonial appointments and shifting ministries. A Baltic-bound Stirling militia unit is inspected. a bills committee report proposes an extended but English-law aligned Bills of Exchange framework.
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Ralph Abercromby
The
Hague
Town
Lord Cowley
Themperor
Edinburgh
York
Glasgow
Manchester
Leeds
Bradford
Crosley
Paris
Lambeth
J. Grote
Trinity College, Cambridge
Whewell
Trinity College
Colonial Service
H. Berkeley
Manopere Gaudentes
Treasury
Whitehall
Downing-street
Stirling and Clackmannan
Viscount Melville
Baltic
T. Duncombe
House of Commons
London
Phinn
Bath
Whately
Sidney
Worcester
Roebuck
Earl of Aberdeen
John Russell
War Department
Earl
New Order Respecting Examination in the Civil Service
Royal order establishes a system to examine and certify young men for junior civil service posts. Commissioners for examinations named, with Treasury oversight and possible assistant examiners. Certificates confirm age, health, character, and ability before probation.
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Buckingham Palace
Privy Council
Sir Edward Ryan
the Exchequer
John George Shaw
Her Majesty's Treasury
Her Majesty’s Treasury
Civil Service
Commiss
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Berketsy
Great Britain
Ireland
Fertoen
Gorpon
P. O’brien
J. Frrzeznaup
Lord Seymour
Micuent
J. Fitzgeratp
United States
Diutwyy
Berg Ezy
Monsett
Board of Ordnance
House OF Lords
Lord Ellenborough
Lord Canning
W. Hearacorg
Portamouth
F. Baring
Lows
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