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The Most Telling Part Of Lord Salisbury's Speech Was The-

part devoted to the great object-lesson we have had on the effect of Home-rule on a judicial mind, in Sir James Mathew's- curious outburst of partisanship. The Evicted Tenants'......

Lord Kimberley, The Secretary Of State For India, Bee Shown

unexpected firmness in dealing with the cry for the suppression of the opium trade. He told a great deputation of the philanthropic societies, on Thursday, that while he was......

The Lord Mayor's Banquet On Wednesday Was Shorn Of Most

of its brilliance by the absence of Mr. Gladstone, Sir William Harcourt, Mr. Morley, and Lord Rosebery ; and the speeches of Lord Kimberley, Lord Herschell, Lord Spencer, and......

Mr. Balfour Delivered Two Spirited Speeches At Edinburgh...

in which he certainly appeared to be in much better spirits than the leaders of the Ministerial and (for the present) the triumphant party. In the morning speech, he pointed out......

Lord Herschell Dilated In A Speech Of Much Humour On

the subjects which he was virtually prohibited from touching, and on the inappropriateness of the Lord Chancellor's pre- sence at such a banquet. Mr. Asquith, who seemed......

The United States Government Is Evidently Making Up Its Mind

to check immigration sharply. Though there is no- cholera in America, and the epidemic is dying away in Europe, the Government, in order to prevent a future panic, has imposed......

In His Evening Speech In The Corn Exchange, Mr. Balfour

expressed his belief that there bad been grave divisions in the Cabinet on the subject of Uganda, Sir William Harcourt stick- ing to the policy of retreat which he had advocated......

Lord Salisbury Made A Good Rattling Speech At The Memorial

Hall, Farringdon Street, on Thursday, to the Non- conformist Unionist Association, in which he deprecated strongly the abandonment of Uganda by the Government, a policy which he......