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The Daily Dispatch: March 3, 1862., [Electronic resource], article 6 (search)
proceedings of the American government the noble lord had not forgotten to ask for compensation for the outrage. Mr. Gregory on the blockade. In the House of Commons, on the 7th inst., Mr. Gregory said that he had been unwilling, on the prMr. Gregory said that he had been unwilling, on the previous evening, to introduce any subject which could give rise to a debate, but there was one topic which was on the lips of every one, and that was the effect which this lamentable American war had produced upon the population of England. (Hear, hrnment both knew that no blockade could be recognized unless it was effective.--Now, documents had been placed in his (Mr. Gregory's) hands within the last few days, which showed considerable doubt to exist with reference to the effectiveness of themercial question he would at present say nothing; but it appeared to him perfectly clear that if his honorable friend (Mr. Gregory) was able to substantiate the statement he had foreshadowed — namely, that the blockade had been nothing more than a p