Lord Hartington's Manifesto, Issued On Thursday, Is A...
worthy paper, a little too long. Like Mr. Chamberlain, he denies that Home-rule was included in the programme of 1885, and regrets that " if it is now the deliberate opinion of......
The Rest Of The Address Imputes To Lord Salisbury The
intention of governing Ireland for twenty years by coercion,—a gloss on his speech, for Lord Salisbury only spoke of twenty years of " resolute " government, after which it......
News Of The Week.
T HE strange drama lately enacted in Bavaria has ended in a tragedy. King Louis was carried away from Hohen- schwangan to the Castle of Berg, in Lake Starnberg, under the......
The Political Situation Has Not Changed During The Week. Mr.
Gladstone, Lord Hartington, Mr. Chamberlain, and Mr. Goschen have issued their addresses, but there is nothing in them modifying their previous attitude. All but the Premier......
Mr. Gladstone's Address To The Electors Of Midlothian...
Monday. He speaks of the issue to be submitted to the nation as "the gravest and likewise the simplest which has been submitted to it for half a century." He laments that the......
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