17 JULY 1886, page 2

Mr. Morley On Saturday Made A Speech At Northampton...

for the confidence with which be predicted the con- cession of Home-rule to Ireland within twelve months, and for the increasing vehemence with which he denounced any proposal......

The Great Blow Of The Week To The Unionist Cause

has, how- ever, been the rejection of Sir George Trevelyan by the Hawick Burghs, by the narrow majority of 30 votes. For Mr. Brown, his opponent, there.polled 2,523 electors ;......

Lord Hartington Delivered A Very Forcible Speech At Derby On

Monday, in support of the candidature of the Hon. E. K. W. Coke for South Derbyshire,—who did not, however, as we regret to see, carry the day. In this speech Lord Hartington......

Lord Hartington's Language Naturally Alarmed Mr. Parnell,...

letter published on Wednesday, declared most positively, "I know nothing whatever further than what can be gained by reading the newspapers of the Fenian organisations either in......

An Extraordinary And Rather Unpleasant Telegram Has Been...

London from Tientsin, through Renter's Agency. The Chinese Government announce in it that "the dacoits in Burmah are supported by Black Flag agents." That Govern- ment is,......

The Poll For The University Of London Was Declared This

day week as follows :—For Sir John Lubbock, 1,314; for Mr. Frederic Harrison, 516; majority for Sir John Lubbock, 798. Both candidates delivered a short address,— Sir John......

Mr. Courtney Also Has Held His Seat Triumphantly In The

Bodmin Division of Cornwall, in spite of the very unfavourable reception which he at first met with. He polled no fewer than 3,763 votes, against only 2,101 given for his......