Count Robilant, The Italian Foreign Minister, Has...
Depretis, the Premier, has followed him, the former declaring that he has not the full confidence of the Chamber, and that at such a moment, " when the gravest resolutions may......
The French Chamber Had A Great Debate On Thursday On
the Income-tax, with some singular results. M. Georges Perin, an aide-de-camp of M. Clemenceau, proposed a resolution directing the Government to bring in a Bill establishing a......
Lord Hartington's Speech Was The Great Speech Of Thursday...
He followed Mr. Redmond, and spoke with more than his usual vigour and lucidity. He denied absolutely that Mr. Parnell's Bill was rejected in September on the ground that there......
Sir H. D. Wolff, The High Commissioner In Egypt, Has
laid before the Turkish High Commissioner his plan, which is, of course, the plan of the British Government, for the future govern- ment of the country. It is that Egypt should......
Mr. John Morley Spoke At Some Length At Newcastle On
Wednesday, but added nothing of real argument to his speech in the House of Commons on the previous evening, except a demonstration that the Home-rule which the Canadian......
A Curious Case At Cardiff Has Enabled Mr. Justice Stephen
to deliver an important judgment. A Mr. Batchelor became very popular in Cardiff, and three years after he died, a statue was put up to his memory. Mr. Buser, a local solicitor,......
It Is Difficult To Write History Even When The Events
occurred yesterday, and at our doors. On Wednesday, the papers had long accounts of Socialist rioting in Clerkenwell, and of an attack on the shop of Mr. Geering, a butcher, in......
The Solicitor-general (sir E. Clarke) Attacked These...
McLaren's and Mr. Bernard Coleridge's with some vigour. He pointed out that the Quakers, in firmly resisting the law, did so in the belief that obedience to the divine law......
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