10 APRIL 1886, page 3

The Oxford And Cambridge Boat-race Was Rowed On Saturday,...

was won by Cambridge, after the best race for many years. The crowd was as great as usual, but the interest in the race as a great event is obviously dying away. That is not to......

The Struggle In The United States Between The State Govern-

ments and the "Knights of Labour" continues, the Knights in Kansas and Missouri resisting by force the orders to leave the railways free. The Knights, however, are said to be......

The Following Figures, Which Exactly Show The Comparative...

Great Britain and Ireland, should be widely circulated :— Kingdom. 17eited Ireland. Proport ion of Ireland to Total. Imports and Export:, in millions 700 45 1 in 15 Net......

Mr. Leatham Carried The Second Reading Of His Church...

Bill on Wednesday without a division, and with something like the unanimous approval of the House. Certainly there was opposition, but it was rather to the moderation of the......

An Old Harrovian, Full Of Gratitude Towards The Late Master,

Dr. Butler, has presented £10,000 to the school to purchase the football-field as a memorial of him. That is splendid liberality, and the newspapers ask why the donor should......

Mr. Leatham's Speech Was A Very Good One. He Enforced

with great power on the friends of Disestablishment the duty of improving so far as they can the condition of the National Church, of which they are trustees so long as the......

Yesterday Week, A Crowded Meeting Was Held In The Guildhall

to protest against the contemplated dissolution of the Union with Ireland. Sir John Lubbock, who made a very temperate and excellent speech, moved the first resolution,—" That......

Mr. H. R. Grenfell, Who Also Spoke At Some Length,

and said how often and how ardently be had supported Mr. Gladstone, held that the time had at length come once more when Liberals should unite even with the party opposite to......

Bank Rate, 2 Per Emit. Consols Were On Friday 100ff

to 100f,......

On Tuesday, Mr. Caine Was Returned For Barrow-in-furness...

very much increased Liberal majority, though he had in his speeches expressed considerable doubt whether he could support the Home-rule measure attributed to Mr. Gladstone, and......