Mr. Gladstone Has Republished A Report Of The Address Which
he recently delivered at Liverpool,—the one on the sceptical tendencies of the day, illustrated from Dr. Strauss's new creed, on which we commented at length at the time,—with a......
Lord Derby At Manchester On Monday Made A Speech About
the value of Industrial homes. He had an idea that we had in England much more than our fair share of " roughs and Arabs," men and boys who lived in idleness, and obtained......
It Is Affirmed In A Telegram From Calcutta That Sir
W. Muir, Lieutenant-Governor of the North-Western Provinces, is to be the new financial member of the Indian Council, in succession to Sir R. Temple. This means, we imagine,......
Reuter's Agents Do Their Work Very Clumsily. Contrary To...
expectation, the Bills for the control of the Churches have been brought into the Prussian Diet, and are three in number. They refer to "change of creed, preliminary training of......
The Miners On Strike In South Wales Will, We Fancy,
lose this battle ; at least we do not see howthey canwin it. Three-fourths of all the men out have no Union, they do not sea class save money, and only a certain number of them......
Market-gardeners Are In Great Trouble. It Appears That...
Tithe Commutation Act was passed, hop lands and market gardens were very heavily taxed, and a clause was introduced providing that if those cultivations were abandoned, the......
The Right Of Meeting, Even Under Cover, Appears To Be
coming to an end in England. On Tuesday, Sir C. Dllke was announced to speak at Derby, on the Land Laws, in the Temperance Hall, but it was rumoured that the meeting would be......
Mr. Samuel Laing Has Carried The Orkneys By A Small
majority, only 25 in a constituency of 1,537, of whom 1,298 went to the poll. The Radicals had a very poor candidate, Sir P. Taft; the landlord influence, which is fatal, was......
On Wednesday, The Duke Of Somerset, Presiding At The Devon
Chamber of Agriculture at Newton Abbot, carried his great fund of political vivacity into the subject of the land laws, devoting himself chiefly to prove, against Mr. Vernon......
Mr. Bright Forwards To The Daily News A Long Letter
from Mr. Cobden, published anonymously nine years ago, on peasant pro- prietorship. It does not now seem a very strong letter. Mr. Cobden affirms that the French peasant is more......
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