16 JANUARY 1875, page 1

Mr. G. 0. Trevelyan Made A Very Spirited Speech To

his con- stituents at Hawick on Tuesday night, in which he criticised severely but justly Sir William Harcourt's strange conduct in so sharply attacking the Ministry under......

\-7,, Powers Will Speedily Be Brought Forward. It Is Known,

how- ever, that it will be defeated, and a new Ministry will then be appointed, pledged to carry an electoral law, to be followed by dissolution. The Marshal, it is said, is......

We Have Endeavoured Elsewhere To Explain Our View Of The

extent of this catastrophe, but we must add here that the Liberals in the House will probably make one last effort to induce Mr. Gladstone to reconsider his decision, and then,......

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any case.......

Not So, However, The Daily News, Which, In A Singularly

acrid article on Mr. Trevelyan's speech, taunts him with not being content " with the comparatively humble functions of prompter on the political theatre and merely whispering......

News Of The Week.

1_ 1 GREAT blow has fallen this week upon the Liberal party. Mr. _ 4. - 1._ Gladstone, in a letter to Earl Granville, dated the 11th inst., has announced his final decision to......

Alfonso Xii. Has Entered Madrid, Amidst The Acclamations...

respectable classes, and keeps making little speeches after the Napoleonic style, such as that he " knows all the wants of Catalonia." He has presented the baton of a......