10 JULY 1886, page 2

Mr. Gladstone, Who Has Always Spoken Of Mr. Bright With

cordiality and reverence, was evidently hurt by one or two passages in the Birmingham speech on which we commented last week. And on Saturday a letter of expostulation from the......

Note, As A Curious Factor In The Situation, The High

eulogium passed on Mr. Chamberlain in the Quarterly. The article, "Mr. Gladstone and Ireland," is said to be directly inspired by Lord Salisbury :—" As for Mr. Chamberlain, we......

Lord Hartington Has Made Gigantic Efforts During The...

in the Liberal cause. Yesterday week, he spoke for the Unionists (who won the battle) at Plymouth. On Monday, he spoke at Chesterfield for the Unionist candidate for the......

It Is Useless, With The Struggle Nearly Over, To Condense

each speech as it is uttered ; but we notice that as the contest goes on, Mr. Chamberlain becomes more resolutely Unionist, and more antagonistic to the Premier. His speech at......

There Has Been Much Rioting Daring This Election, But The

only serious affrays have occurred in Dublin and Cardiff. In Dublin, on the 5th inst., a Nationalist procession smashed the windows of a Conservative working men's club, and the......

The Russian Government Has Announced, In A Diplomatic...

intention of abolishing Batonm as a free port. The trade of the place has increased se- much since the annexation, that its fiscal immunity is inconvenient to the Exchequer. In......

Next To The Edinburgh Elections, The Most Startling...

been, perhaps, Mr. Sexton's election for West Belfast by a majority of 103 over Mr. J. H. Haslett, the Conservative, the poll showing for Mr. Sexton 3,832, and for Mr. Haslett......