14 OCTOBER 1893, page 18

On Wednesday, At West Hartlepool, Mr. Goschen Addressed A...

of Unionists in a speech of great breadth and vigour. We have spoken elsewhere as to his insistence upon the policy of mystification pursued by the Government, and its dangers,......

At A Conference On Secondary Education Opened At Oxford On

Tuesday, an interesting letter was read, addressed by the late Master of Balliol to Professor Jebb, "I think," said he, "that I should be disposed to speak :—(1.) Against......

The Evidence Given Before The Welsh Land Commission By Mr.

Ellis on Friday week was, in fact, an attempt to state the case for abolition of freedom of contract in Wales, and with this we hope to be able to deal in detail next week.......

On Monday, The Mayors Of Yorkshire, Derby, And Not- Tingham

held a conference at Sheffield, and drew up a series of propositions, under which they believed that a compro- mise might be arranged between the coal-owners and the men. These......

At Huddersfield, On Monday, Lord Randolph Churchill, In...

crowded meeting in the Town-hall, put the point that the men who voted for Home-rule candidates in 1892 did not in the least mean to support the Bill of 1893, very happily. Did......

On Tuesday, Sir John Gorst, At The Central Hall, Scrutton

Street, Shoreditch, attempted to show his Socialistic leanings to a not very sympathetic audience. "Laissez faire" would not solve the social problem, and if society was to......

Count Taaffe's Object In This Proposal Is Admittedly...

wants a solid majority, and cannot get one with the existing suffrage; but the Emperor's is more obscure. He must have assented, and he would not have assented for Count......

Sir William Smith, The Editor Of The Quarterly, And The

compiler of innumerable dictionaries and class-books, died last Saturday at the age of eighty-one, from failure of the heart's action. Though not a great scholar in the sense of......