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It Is To Be Observed That The Chamber Has Now

morally decided that further prosecutions must be instituted, and carried on with more vigour, and its temper must be considered in the light of the temper of France. There can......

The By-elections Are Showing In Several Places The Usual...

against the party in power,—which seems to be a permanent feature of by-elections whichever of the two parties may happen to be in office. This day week the Conservative......

The French Judges Have Taken A Severe, Though, We Think,

a just view of the offences of the Panama directors. They declare that M. Ferdinand de Lesseps, the founder of the project, his son, M. Charles de Lesseps, and the two......

All The Correspondents Believe That A Great Incident...

France on Wednesday afternoon. M. Bourgeois, Minister of Justice, had just refused to interfere with the acquittal of M. Rouvier, against whom M. Franqueville, in- vestigating......

On Thursday, Mr. Gladstone Moved That The Twelve O'clock...

should be suspended both on Thursday and Friday night, and declared that if the debate on the Address was not finished on Friday, it would be necessary to have recourse to a......

News Of The Week.

A CCIDENTS being allowed for, it appears to be reasonable to expect that Mr. Gladstone will on Monday introduce his Home-rule Bill for Ireland, and thereby relieve a suspense......

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