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Thames Star, Volume IX, Issue 3073, 20 December 1878, Page 4

Captain Bedford Pirn, speaking at Gravesend recently, expressed a hope that before long there would be active service for the army and navy, so that the ruffian who had lately disturbed the peace of Europe should no longer insult us with impunity. A person present having complained of Captain Pirn using such " unparliamentary language " towards a friendly Power, the captain said that he had primarily intended calling the Emperor of Bussia a liar and a thief. Sir W. Hart Dyke, who also spoke, deprecated the introduction of party politics into foreign affairs.

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