Lord Elcho Has Done A Pluoky Thing. Annoyed At Being
con- sidered an enemy to the working classes, he attended a meeting of workmen at St. Martin's Hall on Wednesday, by agreement with Mr. Howell, and addressed the meeting at some......
During The Week The Relations Between Austria And Prussia...
become still more bitter. It is even reported that Austria has demanded the de-mobilization of the Prussian army, that Prussia has refused, and has on her side declared that she......
Mr. Johnson Has Vetoed The Divil Rights' Bill, In A
message which, as we have explained elsewhere, denies that coloured per- sons-are entitled to any rights at all, and openly announces that the President will not help to repeal......
The Cattle-plague Returns Show A Very Satisfactory...
not, however, apparently due to the recent legislation. The number of weekly seizures was at its highest on 17th Epbruary, namely, 13,001, and had dropped to 3,956 on 31st......
The Emperor Of The French Has, It Is Said, Signified
to the Ger- man Governments that the radical reform of the Federation is not a domestic question. It must obtain the assent of those who signed the Treaties of Vienna. This is a......
The Duke Of Argyll On Thursday Week At Liverpool, And
Mr. Goschen last Thursday in the City meeting, both addressed them- selves to answer the ' thinking ' Liberals, as they have nick- named us and those who think with us. The Duke......
At The Same Meeting Professor Beasley Made A Bad Mistake.
He said that since the American war "Republicanism was looking up," and the question before long would be s'not whether we should reform our inetitutione, but whether we should......
Oxford Had A Reform Meeting Yesterday Week, In Which Mr.
Neate attacked Earl Grosvenor in a very personal way, urging that on the ground of some academical failure he was entirely un- fit to mediate among the great intellectual forces......
General Chute Has Made Quite A Triumphant Campaign In The
disaffected district between Taranaki and Wellington. Feb after pate—many of them such as General Cameron would not have touched without ten regiments,--have yielded to his dash......
Mr. Gladstone's Great Speech At Liverpool Was Made On...
and not reported here.till too late for our last impression. It was a very considerable oratorical effort, its most effective point consisting of an appeal in favour of......
The Jamaica Letters, Which In Form Are More Prolix Than
in- structive, bring fresh evidence every mail of the utter reckless- ness of the soldiers. They destroyed in their reprisals 1,000 negro.hute or buildings, value about 4,400/.......
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