LORD CARRINGTON.
(BY electric TELEGRAPH. — copyright). Melbourne, November 19. TltE question has been asked in both branches of the Legislature whether the sentiments expressed by Lord Carrington in his Bristol speech on Lord Knutsford's administration of the Colonial Office ever existed in Victoria. Sir 1»\ T. Sarco id strongly defended Lord Knutsford. and declared that Lord Caning!oil's strictures were both unfortunate and unwarranted. Several other members of the Council also defended the Colonial Office, and went so far as to s ty that the cablegram was trumped up for party purposes. In the House of As« sembly, the. Premier regretted Lord Carrington's attack, and Mr Gillies defended Lord Knutsford. After a brief discussion t he matter dropped in both Chambers. Adelaide, November 'JO. In the House last night Mr I'ltiyford the f'-emier st.ited lliat if L rd Carriiigton made the slalsiiienisattribuled to him in the cable messages from home they werejuite unwarrantable.
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Waikato Times, Volume XXXVII, Issue 3020, 21 November 1891, Page 2
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152LORD CARRINGTON. Waikato Times, Volume XXXVII, Issue 3020, 21 November 1891, Page 2
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