1 JULY 1871, page 2

Mr. Disraeli's Speech Was Only Directed To Show That All

the evils against which the Ballot was directed are ou the decline, and to stick a few pins into his opponent. It seemed obvious that his i own objection to the Ballot was not......

A Good Deal Of Discussion Has Arisen At The Latest

meetings of the London School Board as to compulsory subjects. " Social economy" is to be taught to both boys and girls, though not prac- tical cooking and washing even to the......

Mr. Oilgcr On Monday Delivered A Lecture On The...

but we cannot make out from it what position he assumes. Ile repudiates bloodshed and fire-raising as means, but is far from explicit about the end. Does he or does he not......

The London School Board Has Agreed Upon Its General Scheme•

of education in a report brought up by Professor Huxley,—who- was the chairman of the Committee which drew it, and has won himself a deservedly conspicuous position on the Board......

Sry Great Extension Of The Suffrage, And On The Proportional

in- --es., ewe in the number and weight of those considerations which suire secrecy. A small body exercisins very responsible duties (4 n behalf of others, must vote in public ,......

The Government Has Decided To Strengthen The Judicial...

Privy Council. The amount of property under litigation from India alone between 18U3 and 1868 was .C13,390,000, but the Treasury cannot bring itself to give full salaries. The......

Some Scandal Has Been Given At Rome By The Conduct

of an English peer, which seems, however, to have been rather impru- dent than scandalous. The Earl of Gainsborough and his son went there on deputation to the Pope, and while......

Mr. Forster Urged With His Usual Force The Argument That

the recent addition of so many needy electors to the electorate made it essential they should be properly protected in the exercise of their vote, and maintained that bribery......

Yesterday Week Mr. Ayrton Threw Down The Glove Once More

to. Mr. Edward Barry and his friends in the House of Commons by a deliberate attack ou him for wasting the public money. He said, in answer to Mr. G. C. Bentinek, that it was......

On The First Division Which Took Place On The Question

of adjournment, the "mechanical majority,"—in this case not quite mechaui,jal,—was 122 (340 against 218). On the question of going into Committee itself, the "mechanical......