The Reply Of Lord Salisbury Was One Of The Most
brilliant which even that brilliant speaker has ever delivered ; nor was he guilty of any imprudent sarcasm,—for surely never was there so absurd an attempt as that of some of......
Mr. Gladstone Also Held A Three Days' Fete This Week
in the grounds of Hawarden Castle,—the last of which must have- been somewhat spoiled, we fear, by Thursday's rain,—in aid of the building fund of the Hawarden Institute and the......
The Debate In The Lords On The Evicted Tenants Bill,
which lasted through Monday and Tuesday evenings, was a rather lop-sided, though an extremely able, debate. The only speech of great force on the Ministerial side was Lord......
Lord Hersehell Delivered The Only Powerful Defence Of The...
He freely admitted that the " Plan of Cam- paign" was absolutely indefensible ; but then he maintained that not only those who took part in it were not necessarily immoral and......
Mr. Gladstone Has Written A Letter To Dr. Spence Watson
thanking the Federation of Liberal Associations for their - cordial recognition of his services to the Liberal party during ' his long connection with it. In this letter he......
On Tuesday Them Were Three Great Speeches. The Duke Of
Devonshire insisted with great power that this was a Bill for superseding a Court of law founded on a long tradition of principle, by an arbitrary tribunal with no principles at......
We Are Much Surprised That No Sort Of Answer Has
been given to a letter by Mr. Arnold-Forster, published in the Times of Friday, August 10th. In that letter he told the story of an offer made by "a powerful and responsible......
If The Admiralty Had Refused On Groundw Of Public Policy,
and bad asked the country to believe that these grounds are good and sufficient, though they could not be stated, we should have said nothing. Since, however, they have stated......
Lord Lansdowne Made A Very Moderate And Interesting...
which he pointed out that this Bill was really aiming at what we might call "a selection of the unfittest " tenants in Ireland for special favour. And Lord Tweedmouth (better......
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