11 FEBRUARY 1893, page 2

The Debate On Mr. Wharton's Amendment To The Address...

regret that no measures for the relief of agri- cultural distress had been announced in the Queen's Speech, which on Monday was wasted in a discussion on Bimetallism, was......

The Berlin Correspondent Of The Times Affirms That, Owing To

the emigration of irreconcilables and the settlement of Germans in Alsace-Lorraine, the feeling of that province has undergone material change. It is ceasing to be bitterly......

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......

Mr. Keir Hardie, Who Assumes To Be In A Special

degree the Labour Member, on Tuesday moved an amendment to the Address, regretting that the Government had not referred in the Queen's Speech to the industrial depression, with......

There Has Been No Real Discussion On Egypt In Parliament,

everybody being satisfied with the papers, on which we com- ment elsewhere ; but there has been a curious debate on Uganda. Mr. Labouchere raised the question on Friday week, as......

Mr. Morley Showed Himself Prudent And Statesmanlike; But...

of the evening was the speech from the Chancellor of the Exchequer, which exhibited a sense of re- sponsibility and a moderation and wisdom which have hitherto been altogether......

The Amendment To The Address, Moved By Mr. Jesse Collings

on Wednesday, regretting that no measure had been announced in the Speech from the Throne for the relief of the agricultural labourers, was rejected by the large majority of 84,......