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The French Are Quite Alarmed At The Number Of Foreigners

who crowd into France. It has rapidly increased of late years, and now includes 1,001,000 persons, nearly a thirtieth of all the souls in France. About one-half of the......

The Funeral Of Turguenieff, The Russian Novelist, On...

at St. Petersburg, was raised to the dignity of a national event. No less than 126 deputations from every part of the Empire, including the Caucasus, Finland, Siberia, and even......

A Well-informed Correspondent Of The Times Declares That...

and severe repression of the Russian Press has within two years become more determined than ever. The provincial newspapers are all subjected to the "previous censorship,' which......

We Have Noted Elsewhere One Grand Difficulty Of Governing...

through a Chamber wielding sovereign power, namely,. its possible incompetence to manage negotiations. There is,. however, another. The Chamber is as extravagant as an......

Mr. Osborne Morgan Made, On Monday, An Able Speech To

the people of Wrexham, upon the necessity of stricter organisation in the Liberal Party. The next election would be fought under the Corrupt Practices Act and with household......

Some Members Of The Metropolitan Board. Of Works Are Not

pleased with the letter from the Treasury, discussed elsewhere in our columns, refusing to extend the grant of the coal anti wine duties after 1889. They say they did not ask......

Sir Evelyn Wood On Wednesday Gave The Fishmongers' Company A

most gratifying account of the progress made in forming an Egyptian Army. He had drilled and organised 6,000 natives, with whom, it is said—he did not say, it—he is willing to......

The British In Egypt Have At Last Attempted To Force

one practical reform upon the Egyptian Ministry. Acting, it is believed, upon the advice of Mr. Clifford Lloyd, now Adviser- General to the Department of the Interior, the......