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[Special.] London, July 19. The House of Lords was crowded to hear the Premier's statement of the results of the Congress. He said that Turkey remained compact and powerful. Lords Granville and Derby challenged the policy of England regarding Cyprus and the defence of Turkey, and Lord Salisbury ■vindicated it. The Elcho Shield at Wimbledon was won by Ireland with 1610; England, 1560: Scotland, 1551. A tramp has been arrested for complicity In the murder of Mrs Wilkins and her children at Llongelly. July 20. Lord Hartington has tabled a motion censuring the engagement for the defence of Turkey, which was unknown when Parliament was prorogued. There is much agitation in Italy respecting the Cyprian-Austrian scheme.
; f REUTES'S TELiJGkAMS PER PRESS AGENCY.] : London, July 20. me Marquis of Hartington gave notice 6f motion in the House of Commons for complimenting Congress oh having succeeded in the second European peace, but regretting the incomplete settlement of the Greek claims, and the indifferent responsibility incurred by Ministers without the consent of Parliament. _ Mr Gladstone, at the Liberal demonstration, vehemently denounced the treaty of peace adopted by Congress, and especially the Anglo-Turkish Convention. I
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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XIII, Issue 175, 22 July 1878, Page 2
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