10 APRIL 1886, page 1

He Then Went On To Remind The House That By

separating the Legislatures of Sweden and Norway, and the Legislatures of Austria and Hungary, power had been gained, not lost. He thought that Mr. Parnell, in giving up the......

As The Customs And Excise, So Far As Excise Is

connected with Customs, would be imposed at Westminster and not in Dublin, Mr. Gladstone proposes to hold the Irish Customs and Excise so collected in trust for the Irish......

The Irish Legislature He Proposed To Create Would Be One

of a five years' period, would consist of 204 or 206 Commoners, —of whom the present Irish Members would be 103, while 101 more would be elected by the same constituencies,......

It Is Hopeless To Summarise Such A Speech. We Can

only touch on a few principal points. Mr. Gladstone began by emphatically insisting that the policy of the Government in relation to Home- rule could not be severed from its......

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News Of The Week.

HE excitement at Westminster on Thursday afternoon was quite unequalled in our history, the House of Commons being crowded from floor to ceiling,—applications for plaoes under......

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