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Lord Alcester (admiral Seymour) And Lord Wolseley Were On...

presented, the former with the freedom of the City of London, and the latter with an address of congratu- lation, enclosed in a gold casket. They were subsequently entertained......

The Debate On Tuesday Night On Mr. O'connor Power's Large

proposals for an extensive scheme of Irish migration,—i.c., for removing the Irish peasants from the bad land in the west to better land elsewhere in Ireland which they are to......

The Braithwaite And Buttermere Railway Bill, Otherwise...

destroying Borrowdale, has been withdrawn. The promoters persisted till they reached the Lords, but at last even they felt the indignation of every educated man in England.......

Mr. Justice Fry Is To Be The New Lord Justice

in place of Lord Justice Brett who has been made Master of the Rolls. Sir E. Fry is one of the soundest lawyers on the Bench, and will make a very good Judge of......

James Stephens, The Well-known Fenian Head-centre, Has...

letter to the Paris Correspondent of the Standard. In it he declares that if the defenders of the dynamite policy can only be crushed speedily, the Parnellites and the Irish......

Bank Rate, 3 Per Cent. Consols Were On Friday 102i

to 102/.......

There Never Was Such A Position As That Of The

Czar of Russia. Europe and Asia are being ransacked to increase the splendour of his coronation, the church where the ceremonial is performed will be entirely filled with......

The Times Of Yesterday Argues For The Keeping Up Of

the use- less and futile Bishopric of Jerusalem, on no ground whatever that we eau understand, except that a few English tourists might like it, and that it will be a lasting......

The Times Of Thursday Intimates That Lord Dufferin, After...

visit to Constantinople and to England, will not return to Egypt. That would be a grave misfortune to that country, as any diplomatist who might take his place—say Sir R.......

The New Archbishop Of Canterbury Received Yesterday Week...

bringing up the address against the Affirmation Bill, signed by nearly 14,000 of the Clergy, but his Grace's reply was 'very guarded. He reserved the chief part of what he had......