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VICMAIN - Victorian Papers, Main Series
1 - Correspondence with Prime Ministers and Speeches from the Throne
18 - Correspondence with William Gladstone as Prime Minister
1 - Correspondence with William Gladstone as Prime Minister
Collection
Victorian Papers, Main Series
Reference
VIC/MAIN/A/52/14
Record Type
Correspondence
Title
Letter from Mr Gladstone to Sir H. Ponsonby
Date
1 June 1880
Writer
Gladstone, William Ewart
Addressee
Ponsonby, Henry, General; Private Secretary
Description
Gladstone's answer to Ponsonby. The rule in the late Parliament as to the number of Opposition members on Committees. The intention of the present Government to ask for eight Government representatives on the Committee on Charles Bradlaugh's case; the opposition to have seven. Gladstone tells Ponsonby that he only mentioned the Secret Service as a matter of fact. The Service is so very secret that Gladstone has never had an opportunity of forming a practical judgement upon it.
Language
English
Extent
1 document
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