After The Storm, A Calm And Rather Muggy Weather. The
debate ou the second reading of the Irish Coercion Bill commenced yesterday week, and terminated last Wednesday, after a discussion lasting through four full sittings, which......
On Monday, Sir Rowland Blennerhasset Cited Mr. Grattan As...
in like circumstances supported a Coercion Bill, and declared that it was not the Land League which had brought the country into its present state, so much as the disorganised......
Lord Rosebery Made A Very Amusing Speech On Wednesday, In
opening a new Liberal Club at Brockley, in the Parliamen- tary borough of Greenwich. In the first place, he replied to Mr. Cowen's charge against the Government that they had......
A New And Rather Unexpected Danger Has Appeared In Egypt.
The Army has suddenly discovered that it is the only force in the country, and is using its knowledge. The officers have hitherto been Arabs or Egyptian Turks, but the Minister......
Lord Granville On Monday Promised To Produce The Secret...
captured in Afghanistan, upon which the late Govern- ment so much relied to justify the iniquitous invasion of that country. On Wednesday, however, they were published in the......
In The Division, Seven English Members Voted Against The...
Labouchere, Mr. Bradlaugh, Mr. Burt, Mr. Mao- donald, Mr. Jesse Collings, Sir Wilfrid Lawson, and Mr. Thompson ; while some 85 Liberals were either shut out from the division,......
Mr. Mundane, Who Spoke At The Same Meeting, Gave Great
credit to the Tories for their behaviour in the House of Commons, but hoped they would go with the Liberals a step further, when the Government cam e to the end of the......
Mr. A. M. Sullivan Sends To Tuesday's Times A Very
singular account of the Parliamentary contest of last week, iu which he omits the essential features. Ho omits to notice that Mr- Parnell, in holding out the hope that the......
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