Mr. Mundella's Prospects At Sheffield Are, We Believe,...
and there is every prospect that the most foolish, boastful, and malignant of the cabal against Mr. Gladstone will not again be returned to Parliament. It will undoubtedly be an......
Mr. Henry Matthews, English Catholic And English...
of great intellectual eminence, and Conservative candi- date for Dungarvan,—appears to be doing one of the dirtiest pieces of electoral work of the present elections. He is......
Mr. Coningham, Formerly The Firebrand Member For...
with a sudden aspiration for political moderation, and is contesting that constituency on the ground that Professor Faw- cett is too " extreme." To show his moderation, Mr.......
Mr. Bright Made A Most Dangerous Proposal At Birmingham On
Thursday. He recommended that, as the majority of members knew little about the Estimates, a Committee should be appointed every year, which should go into the whole question,......
Mr. Vernon Harcourt, In A Speech Delivered On Tuesday In
aid of the Liberal candidates for the City, quoted an opinion of Lord Palmerston on the Irish Church which is worth remembering. His Lordship, certainly no revolutionist,......
Bloodshed Is Expected At Blackburn During This Election,...
been ordered into the town, and the streets will be watched by mounted police. The Liberal workmen are terribly excited, and the millowners who coerce their hands have been......
Mr. Odger Has Redeemed His Promise Of Speaking For Sir
H. Hoare and Mr. Dilke at Chelsea, and has done it heartily. He will be a real loss to the House, and Sir H. Hoare, if he gets in, no sort of gain, except as one of Mr.......
The Times Publishes A Gratifying Account Of The...
Venetia since her liberation. Her trade has increased from £6,480,000 to £9,160,000, her tonnage from 263,775 tons to 334,764, while associations are being formed to organize......
Sir Henry Bulwer, In A Speech To The Electors Of
Tam worth, related a curious incident of his diplomatic career. Iu 1810 France and Spain in alliance were about to attack Morocco, and the British Government feared that if the......
Mr. Bright, In The Same Speech, Made The First Direct
attack he has yet made on that frightful iniquity, the indelibility of orders, the law which binds a Protestant clergyman who has become a Catholic or a Deist to continue a......
That Eminent Liberal " W. R. G." Returns In The
Pall Mall to his apology for the Irish Establishment,—an apology which natu- rally becomes weaker and weaker as it becomes less and less hypo- thetical, and more and more......
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