13 AUGUST 1881, page 2

The Electorate Of France Is In Full Ferment, As All

the elec- tions will be taken to-morrow week. Amongst the most note- worthy of the symptoms is this Democratic rescript addressed to M. Cl6mencean, who so nearly beat the......

Mr. Mundella Made His Second Education Statement On Mon- Day

night, and a very able one it was. It showed not only steady progress in the extension of education to the children of the people, but for the first time since 1872, an......

Mr. Bradlaugh Was, As We Anticipated, Refused The Summons...

Inspector Denning for which he applied at the West- minster Police Court. This happened on Friday week. On Saturday, Mr. Bradlaugh addressed a large meeting at Northampton,......

M. Ferry On Wednesday Made A Speech At Nancy, In

which, in deference to M. Gambetta, he gave up the epigrammatic watchword which he suggested at Epinal, "Ni r6vision, ni division ;" arid admitted that very moderate Republicans......

In Relation To The Revision Which He Proposes To Make

in the Code, but not as yet to lay on the table of the House for its assent, Mr. Mundella said that the average attendance in each school is to be made the basis of the grant to......

Lord Granville Said That Be Could Account For Lord...

speech only as a safety-valve for the escape of feelings which would otherwise probably have given him a bad attack of gout. It was a speech for the rejection of the second......

The House Of Commons Has Considered The Lords' Amend- Ments,

and rejected all the more important of them by immense majorities. On Thursday night, even Mr. Goschen, we are happy to say, came back to his old position as a cordial ally of......