The Week Has Been Full Of Receptions. The Viceroy Of
Egypt arrived on Monday, 2,400 Belgian Volunteers on Thursday, and the Sultan on Friday. The public is only interested in the last, but each gives rise to a certain amount of......
The Derby Regime Is Very Fatal To Judges. Dr. Lushington
is ill, and has resigned his seat, after a career during which he may be said almost to have made maritime law, and Lord Justice Turner died on Tuesday. He did not fill a large......
The Figaro Publishes A Long Account Of The Death Of
the Archduke Maximilian, which, it says, was published in a Queretaro paper on the 20th June, sent to the Picayune at New Orleans, and thence flashed through the Atlantic Cable......
Mr. Disraeli Was Nearly As Bad As Mr. Gabriel. In
his most solemn manner he told the " snub-nosed Saxons," as he calls them, assembled at the banquet of Thursday, that the Pasha had "applied all the resources of modern science......
It Is Worth Notice With Regard To The Division On
the Cumu- lative Vote that about 62 per cent. of the majority who opposed the measure were men above fifty years of age,—i. e., men whose political ideas were likely to be......
News Of The Week.
T HE Reform Bill has passed through Committee, schedules and all. On Monday night the amendments proposed by private members were all rejected or withdrawn, and Mr. Disraeli......
The Division On Cumulative Voting Yesterday Week Was A Very
curious one. Of the 173 who voted with Mr. Lowe for cumu- lative voting, in three or four-cornered constituencies, 96 were Liberals and 77 Conservatives, the Liberals therefore......
Mr. Disraeli's Speech Against The Motion Was One Of The
most democratic in tone and rollicking in manner which he has yet de- livered. He began by striking somewhat heavily at Mr. Gorst, the Conservative member for Cambridge, who had......
