The Stourbridge Observer, Cradley Heath, Halesowen & District Chronicle.
Stourbridge, West Midlands, England, 1870-07-02 00:00:00

IidIiVIVIANT NOTICE ! 1 I

was Foreign Secretary in two subsequent Liberal
administrations, and once again also he was
7 ,N e. 14,101(E1) FOE, COME •T L•IIT asked by the late Lord Derby to join a Conser-
- valve Ministry. Such a man therefore must be
regarded to have had higher views of diplomacy
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th;n to make it subservient to party ; he indeetl
S. Salts Lecture on the Etils of Intemperance never gave up to party what was meant for
Unmasked, and a Peep into a Gin-shop, Ruling mankind';" her Majesty could have gout for him,
the Drunkards. as indeed she frequently did send for him, no
matter what the policy of the Ministry that had
Twenty Pages of Close Printed Letterpress , just fallen; and whatever may have been the
royal octavo size, Price W. political views of the party in power, the people
Also an account of the late Disgraceful Outrage at always had confidence in Lord Clarendon. It
Cradley. Price lid. was felt that he would never commit the coon-
To be had at all Booksellers, and at S: SA I try to and undignified course, and that he would
Town-crier and Bill-boater, Bagley sire I never sacrifice his own honour, or that of his
Halesoweu. Sovereign or his colleagues. It has been fre-
quently stated of late years that England has
lost caste and prestige among the European
powers. The assertion is easy to make, but it
cannot be proved, except in so far as every Eu-
ropean power has ceased to be so self-asserting
as was once the fashion. The nations of Europe
are now mutually conciliatory, and international
amity is the order of the day. The late Lord
Clarendon hod his full share in bringing about
this desirable state of things, and certainly he
never did anything to lower the just influence
and prestige of old England. At the full normal
age of threescore years and ten he dies amidst
the regrets of the country at large, having done
his duty honestly, ably, and unostentatiously.
Nor are regrets confined to his own land. The
deceased statesman had commanded the respect
and estcent of the leaqing diplomatists of the
civilised world, and even among the people of
the Continent his name was honoured. Not less
honoured will that name be now that it is in-
scribed on the death-roll of 1870.

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