11 OCTOBER 1884, page 1

As Regards The Method Of Election, The Three-cornered...

swept away absolutely and everywhere, and the general prin. ciple adopted will not be to treat the great cities and counties as entities at all. They will be subdivided into......

In Wales, Pembroke And Haverfordwest Are To Be United, And

Radnor and Brecon to be abolished, the three seats being given to Glamorganshire (2) and to Canarvonshire (1). In Ireland, Athlone, Bandon, Carlow, Clonmel, Coleraine,......

The Most Noticed Passage Of The Speech, However, Referred To

a possible "compromise." Lord Hartington utterly rejected the idea of introducing the Redistribution Bill this autumn, in. order that it might go up to the Lords with the......

Lord Hartington Delivered A Weighty Though Not Brilliant...

Rawtenstall, in Lancashire, on Saturday, full of guid- ance as to the intentions of the Government. He repeated in the most emphatic way that the Government were ascending the......

According To This Proposal, The General Drift Of Which We

have discussed elsewhere, there will be 668 Members of the House of Commons, of whom 465 are allotted to England, which gains six ; 30 to Wales, which remains stationary ; 103......

News Of The Week.

T HE event of the week has been the publication in the Standard of the draft Redistribution Bill, prepared by the Ministerial Committee selected for the duty, and intended for......

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