19 JANUARY 1867, page 2

Mr. Mowbray, The Judge-advocate, And The D Uke Of...

have been speaking on behalf of the Tory party at a great demon- stration at Durham. The tendency of both speeches, over and above a glorification of Conservatism, was to argue......

Some Suggestions Made By Captain Henry Toynbee Upon This...

in a paper read on Wednesday before the Society of Arts, seem eminently practical. He wants an addition made to the food which owners are bound to supply, particularly of the......

The New Bishop Of Calcutta Is To Be The Rev.

Robert Milman, of Exeter College, Oxford, and nephew of the Dean of St. Paul's, "a High Churchman, but not a Ritualist," it is said, author of a life of Tasso, of Meditations on......

Dr. W. D. Stone Has Forwarded To The Times A

report on the sanitary condition of the British Mercantile Navy. He finds on visiting the Docks that the ships employed in the East India trade are large and well found, but the......

The Duke Of Rutland Exonerated The Tory Party This Day

week from Mr. Bright's accusation of waiting for the Irish famine before they would be persuaded to give up Protection. That was true, he said, of Sir Robert Peel, but not of......

S. Scialoja, Italian Minister Of Finance, Has Brought...

Budget for 1867, which shows that the deficit for 1867 will be 7,200,0001. This sum, however, like the deficit of 1866, will be covered,by the sum of 14,400,0001., which Mb in......

The British Workmen In Paris Are To Receive Every Facility

in seeing the Universal Exhibition which the French workmen them- selves receive. This has been formally decided by the Council of the Exhibition.......

A Very Important Decision Was Given By The Court Of

Queen's Bench on Wednesday. The Leeds branch of the United Boiler Makers and Iron Shipbuilders' Society was sued by a member under the Friendly Societies' Act for 24/. The......

Professor Fawcett Made, In Some Respects, A Very Good Speech

to his constituents at Brighton on Monday. He was not gloomy about the last session. The Tories, if they had joined the Liberals, he said, might three years before the repeal of......

The Prussian Parliament Has Decided By A Vote Of 178

to 106 that members elected in Prussia to the German Parliament shall be paid. The Government did not interfere, though they are sup- posed to wish that members should receive......

Mr. Goldwin Smith Has Been Delivering A Spirited Lecture At

Manchester on "Pyin," the revolutionary chief of our Civil Wars, —" the greatest master," says Mr. Goldwin Smith, "that the House of Commons ever had,"—far greater than Sir......

The Scotsman Publishes A Letter Written On The 25th Of

February, 1846, by the late Lord Macaulay to a correspondent in Edinburgh, against the universal suffrage which the Chartists were then de- manding. He denounces it very......

Messrs. Grindley And Co. Forward To The Times A Telegram

received by them from India, "Decor lack° appointy to finlo come out this season if possible," which the constituent to whom it was addressed asked them to interpret. It is......