A Times Telegram From Cairo Published On Wednesday States...
the Sirdar, as Governor-General of the Soudan; has decided that his province will be thrown open to traders and " others "—we presume, tourists and sportsmen—without re-......
There Is Still Nothing Definite To Report As To The
course of events in the Transvaal. That is, President Kruger has as yet shown no signs of listening to reason on the franchise question. It is rumoured, however, that Sir Alfred......
As If He Had Not Introduced Enough Explosive Elements Into
his speech, Lord Rosebery went on to speak of Imperialism,— always a dangerous subject at a Liberal gathering. Not con- tent with generalities, he touched on Mr. Morley's......
On Wednesday Mr. Mcarthur Moved The Second Reading Of The
Church Discipline Bill, a measure which sought to create new offences, a new Tribunal, and new punishments. The Attorney-General met the Bill by an amendment declaring that......
The Court Of The Archbishops Began On Monday To Hear
cases of disputed Ritual, in accordance with the directions contained in the preface to the Prayer-book, v,lich declares that when the clergyman and the Bishop cannot arrive at......
As Was Only Natural, Sir William Harcourt Felt Impelled To
"give it back" to Lord Rosebery, and chose the very next night,—the opportunity being the annual dinner of the Welsh Parliamentary party held last Saturday. Though no reporters......
Lord Rosebery's Speech At The City Liberal Club On Friday,
May 5th, was an oratorical apple of discord if ever there was one,—not by any means, however, a specimen of "that crude apple which diverted Eve," but a far more subtle and dan-......
The Sequel To Mr. Chamberlain's Answer To Sir Robert Reid's
very proper question about "Savage South Africa" is far from satisfactory. Mr. Chamberlain confirmed the statement that the fifty-two Zulus exported from Natal in express viola-......
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