Punch's Essence of Parliament
Anon
Genre: | Regular Feature, Proceedings, Drollery |
Subjects: | Animal Husbandry, Disease, Religious Authority, Miracle, Supernaturalism, Military Technology, Railways, Transport, Commerce, Charlatanry, Government |
Describes the response by senior statesmen and clergymen to the government's refusal to 'appoint a national Fast Day as a remedy for the Rinderpest'. Also notes the remarks of Spencer C Cavendish (Marquess of Hartington) on 'big guns' and the 'exposure' by John T F Mitford (2nd Baron Redesdale) of the 'manner in which schemers get up Railway Companies, to the detriment of the public'. |
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