April 29. Replies to criticisms on financial proposals.
May 2. Moves continuance of tea and sugar duties.
May 6. Announces decision to embody all financial proposals in a single bill.
May 7. Defends his acts as lord high commissioner of Ionian Islands.
May 16 and 30. On second reading of Customs and Inland Revenue bill.
July 12. Opposes third reading of Universities Elections bill.
July 19. On misgovernment of Italy.
Oct. 10. At Liverpool on the Pursuit of Science.
Nov. 27. At Willis's Room, London, on the Christian aspect of education.
Publishes Translations by Lord Lyttelton and the Right Hon. W. E. Gladstone.