15 DECEMBER 1883, page 2

Lord Granville On Tuesday Presided At A Dinner Of The

Lon- don and Counties Liberal Union, and made one of his usual vol-au-vent speeches. There was very little in it, but it was nice. After praising the Union for organising......

Mr. Forster Made A Very Remarkable Speech At Bradford Om

Thursday, with the important bearing of which on the great . Reform question we have dealt at length elsewhere. But here. we may add that he augured hopefully for such a......

The Hungarian Government Has Made A Great Effort To Legalise

marriage between Jews and Christians, but it has for the present been defeated, the Bill having been thrown out of the Upper House by 109 to 106. The higher Catholic.prelates......

Mr. Morley, In The Same Speech, Also Advised The Govern-

ment to leave Egypt as speedily as possible. We could not annex the country, he said, because of our solemn pledges, because of the heavy Egyptian Debt, and because of the......

Germany Is Greatly Agitated By A Report That The Crown

Prince, who is going to Rome on his way home through Italy, will call upon the Pope. It is imagined that he will discuss ecclesiastical politics with his. Holiness, and perhaps......

We Are Not Surprised To Find That Mr. Horton, The

Noncon- formist Fellow of New College who was nominated as Examiner in Religious Knowledge, and sustained by Congregation by 53- votes against 44, was rejected on Thursday by......

Lord Granville, The President Of The City Liberal Club,....

a remarkable little speech on Thursday, after the unveil- ing of the statue of Mr. Gladstone which has been pro- duced by Mr. E. Ouslow Ford, and presented to the club- by a......

Mr. John Morley Met His Constituents At Newcastle On Wed-

nesday, and made a speech in which he first of all condemned the freehold vote. Faggot-voting was admitted to be bad, and the non-resident freeholder bad through his property......