To This Speech Sir W. Harcourt Replied By Congratulating...
Randolph on having proved the infinite divisibility of matter by the dissolution of the Fourth Party into its elements, and on giving his final kick in the spring to the very......
Mr. Gladstone Announced On Monday That He Was Prepared To
carry out a small, but very convenient, reform. No one has ever understood why a penny postage-stamp, which everybody has, should not do for a penny receipt-stamp, which nobody......
The Arrests In Ireland Have Not As Yet, Wo Believe,
exceeded thirty, and have not touched any of the Parliamentary party. Archbishop M'Cabe has returned to the charge against the unlawful purposes of the Irish agitators, and in a......
Mr. Childers Has Been Very Fortunate. It Is Evident From
the debate of Thursday that he will pass his Military Estimates, and with them his reforms, without serious opposition. Colonel Stanley, though critical on details, did not......
In A Speech At Northampton On Saturday, Mr. Bradlaugh...
that he was quite willing to adopt the latter mode of procedure, and would do so, rather than allow the time of the House of Commons to be wasted, in the present urgent position......
Mr. Fawcett Made An Interesting Statement On Thursday...
to the growing popularity of the new postal orders. The number of postal orders now issued for le. was at the rate of 260,670 per annum, for 2s. 6d. at the rate of 283,676 per......
The Liberals Have Lost The Late Sir Henry Jackson's Seat
at Coveltry, and lost it by a large majority. The election came off on Saturday, and there polled for Mr. Eaton (the Conserva- tive), 4,011; for Sir Ughtred Shuttleworth (the......
Mr. Justice Mathew Gave Judgment Yesterday Week Against...
in relation to his right to make the affirmation in Parliament. The general ground of his decision was that the affirmation was only intended as a substitute for those who, like......
At The Annual Dinner Of The Benevolent Society Of St.
Patrick, on St. Patrick's Day, Mr. Forster expressed his confidence in the prospects of Ireland, and attributed a good -deal of her present difficulties to those jealousies......
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