13 DECEMBER 1873, page 2

The Cubans Seem To Be Likely To Give In Peaceably

to the demands of the United States, strongly seconded as they are from Madrid. At least the stipulations as to the time, manner, and place of the surrender of the survivors of......

Lord Carnarvon Gave A Long And, In Parts, Very Striking

address on Saturday to the Birkbeck Literary Scientific Institu- tion, in Chancery Lane. His main subject, after stating figures and so on, was that the ancient teaching in art,......

It Is Said From Rome That The Pope Has Determined

to appoint two batches of Cardinals, one of which will be very soon given to the world,—indeed, the names are mentioned, but are probably not yet settled. The important......

The Pope's Last Encyclical Is, As Tgual With That Worthy

old. gentleman's productions, rigmarolish. He says what you would. of course expect him to say on the Swiss and German persecution; promising a homily on the calamities, as he......

The Ietropolitan School Board Have Madea Very Good...

unanimously elected, on Wednesday, Mr. Charles Reed, M.P. for Hackney (Dissenter), their Chairman, on those plain grounds of his special trainingfor that office,—of which he......

We Are Happy To Observe That Sir George Campbell Has

with- drawn his resignation of the Lieutenant-Governorship of Bengal. It was arranged before the famine had become probable, but was withdrawn in part on its appearance, and is......

It Appears That The Committee Of Thirty On The French

Con- stitutional Laws have come to the conclusion that they must first discuss the Electoral Law, and bring up a Bill about that. The power of the President is a ticklish......

Mr. Lowe On Thursday Addressed To The Fishmongers' Company A

humorous but disagreeable speech in defence of the Police. He reminded his audience that London was a country rather- than a town, and that a Continental ruler would think it......