12 SEPTEMBER 1874, page 3

West Hartlepool Will Not Receive Sir Henry Thompson Well, If

that eminent surgeon's services should be soon required in that borough On Tuesday last, Mr. Turnbull, a convert to Sir Henry Thompson's views on Cremation, brought forward a......

We Call Attention To A Very Able Letter, By Mr.

John George MacCarthy, which appears in another column, in reply to Mr. Freeman's article on Home-rule. We agree with a great part of Mr. MacCarthy's answer to Mr. Freeman, not......

The Working-men's International Congress Is Now Assembled...

shows apparently diminished numbers and in- creased violence of intention and language. If the Times may be trusted, the number of the delegates is small, and they appear to......

The Oxford And Cambridge Conjoint Scheme For Inspecting...

education of the country,—a scheme which is soon, we believe, to be worked in conjunction with a third University, that of London,—is now fairly under weigh, and a list has been......

The Comte De. Chaudordy, Who Is The New French Ambas-

sador to. the Government of Marshal Serrano, fills a somewhat exceptional position among French statesmen and diplomatists. He, is one of the few who feel it consistent with......

It Is A Pity That There Is No Way Of

punishing a crowd in its collective capacity short of grape-shot. The crowd at Calais which by its furious yells and hisses taunted M. Duruof into obviously imminent risk of his......

Sir Charles Dilke, Being Invited On Monday Night To Address

the Ancient Order of Foresters, at Hammersmith Town Hall, in a political, but not in a party speech, found no difficulty in dis- charging his task, by firing volleys into both......

Therworst Railway Accident Since That Of Abergele...

Great Eastern Railway, on Thursday night, at Thorpe, two miles from Norwich. But unlike Abergele, an accident in which - the-purely accidental element of a truck of petroleum......

Consols Were On Friday 921-92/.

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