19 MARCH 1864, page 1

Mr. Hennessy's Attack On Mr. Stansfeld Was Followed Up On

Thursday by Sir H: Stracey, who moved a direct vote of censure, "That the statement of :the Procureur-General deserved the serious consideration of the House "—a motion......

The Conservatives' Wednesday Victories Were Broken This...

great defeat. The second reading of Mr. Dodson's Bill, for admitting Oxford graduates to the highest Arts' degree, that of M.A., without theological teat—they now sign the......

Rumours Of Fresh Negotiations Have Been In Circulation...

the week, but the only facts known appear to be these. Denmark intends to accept the Conference, but without the armis- tice, and France will accept if benmark and the Allied......

A Very Remarkable Debate Was Raised On Thursday Night By

Mr. H. B. Sheridan, and continued on Friday by Sir J. D. Hay. Mr. Gladstone, in his speech on his Annuities Bill, had somewhat imprudently selected from among many insurance......

An Awful Calamity Has Happened To Sheffield. The Great...

voir of the local water company, called the Bradfield Reservoir, covers about seventy-six acres, will hold 114,000,000 cubic feet of water, and is protected by a dam about 90......

The Rigsraad Just Elected In Denmark Is Composed Almost Ex-

clusively of members pledged to continue the war. The ex- Premier, M. Hall, was elected almost unanimously, and in address- ing his constituents on 5th March he made a strong......

News Of The Week.

TJIHE history of the next of the governing families on our list, 1 the Cecils, is unavoidably postponed for a fortnight.......