15 FEBRUARY 1868, page 2

Mr. Lowe Has At Length Put Forward His Address, In

the shape of a letter to Mr. Julian Goldsmid, M.P., and 250 graduates of the University of London. It is written with a certain dignity, and pride in the writer's personal......

It Is With Some Surprise That We See, After Dr.

Wood's abdica- tion in Mr. Lowe's favour expressly on the ground of his sound doctrine on the questions of Education and the Irish Church, that Mr. Lowe is to the last extreme......

An Irish Deputation, With Mr. Digby Seymour, Q.c., At Its

head, waited on Tuesday on Mr. Hardy to present a loyal address to the Queen, signed, it is said, by 22,603 persons in London. The address affirmed the loyalty of those who......

Lord Arthur Clinton Will, On The 21st Inst., Propose...

declaring that the religious educational arrangements of Ireland and her system of laud tenure are not in accordance with the wants and wishes of the country, and must be......

A Letter From Mr. Goldwin Smith Has Been Published In

the New York Tribune, in which he mentions his intention of residing some years in the United States, in order to write a history of America. He would be much more usefully......

Sir Robert Carden Writes To The Times To Explain Why

he recently sent 51 beggars to prison in one week. He says 4 men and 12 women were cripples, 8 men and 4 women were idiots or incapables, 7 men. and 5 women so bad in character......

Mr. Pratt, Gentleman, Of Aldborough, Suffolk, Quarrelled...

about a right of way, and was for some trespass fined. He gave notice of appeal, but was arrested, and brought an action against the magistrates, Captain James and Mr. Freeman,......

The Prussian Conservatives Appear To Have Formally...

Government upon the subject of,ihe provincial grant to Hanover. They resisted the Bill strongly, even after Count von Bismarck had told them that if they opposed too much, he......

The Cambridge University Election, A Contest Between Two...

Hope, wealthy High Churchman, and Mr. Cleasby, moderately successful barrister,—will certainly not be a contest of principle. Both the candidates declare them- selves opposed to......

All The Municipal Vestries And Councils Within The...

except that of Westminster, have protested against Mr. Mill's plan of governing London through a federation of corpora- tions. A deputation representing them all was received by......