10 JUNE 1871, page 2

A Resolution Moved Yesterday Week In The House Of Commons

by Mr. White (M.P. for Brighton), condemning the policy of increasing the Income-tax only in order to keep up the payment of the Debt by terminable annuities, and supported by a......

Lord Sandhurst (sir W. Mansfield) Made His First Speech In

the- House of Lords on Monday. It was a good speech, though far too. verbose, and its point was, that for short service we enlisted men too young. If boys enlisted at 18 are to......

After Monday's Discussion Of The Army Bill, Mr. Cardwell...

that the Committee should be resumed at a morning sitting on Tuesday, a proposal which elicited a very stormy discussion, in which it was obvious that the policy of the......

The House Was Counted Out Both Yesterday Week Add On

Tuesday, a matter of great grief to Sir John Pakington, who had a motion to bring forward condemning Mr. Cardwell's conduct in relation to "the Cornwall Rangers ;" and a matter......

Mr. Graves Brought Forward His Motion For A Commission To.

inquire into the manning of the Navy on Tuesday, in a speecl. full of knowledge and point. We have discussed it elsewhere,. but may mention here that on the great points there......

Our Readers Are Aware That Since Jamaica Has Been Governed

by Sir J. P. Grant,—that is, by an Anglo-Indian trained rather to govern than to talk,---the insolvent colony has become solvent, its last balance-sheet showing a realized......

A Deputation Of Delegates From London Liberal...

Mr. Forster on Saturday about the Ballot Bill. They raised various points of minor importance, but their first object. was to express a suspicion that Government was not quite......

The Census Bureau Of The United States Admits That Within

the ten years ending 1870 the value of all property assessed to taxa- tion within the Union has been stationary, while the average- wealth of individuals has declined......