20 JANUARY 1872, page 3

"that Very Superior Person," As Mr. Disraeli Called Him, Mr.

Florsman, addressed his constituents at Liskeard on Thursday. The style of his address may be judged from his statement that" he was not a friend who flattered,"—a remark always......

The Ring Has Not Quite Ruined New York. Mr. D.

A. Wells, formerly Commissioner of Revenue, has been appointed to report on the City Debt, and has ascertained that it amounts to about £25,000,000 sterling, at an average......

The Recent Solar Eclipse, Of Which Two Very Admirable...

appear in Nature of this week, from the pens of Mr. Norman Lockyer and Mr. J. P. Maclear, seems to have finally set at rest the little doubt which still remained as to the......

Messrs. White And Fawcett Addressed Their Constituents At...

Monday, Mr. White taking a much more moderate tone towards the Government than the Professor,—his spirit having been soothed apparently by the stay in Italy which he had made......

The Times Appears To Believe We Shall Get The Tunnel

under the Channel after all. At least it announces that the British Govern- ment has granted all needful concessions, and that a Company has been formed, with some great names......

We Have Criticized The Greater Part Of Mr. Fawcett's Speech

carefully elsewhere, and will here only add that he drew a very useful lesson from the spectacle now before us of the Law officers of the Crown engaged night and day in private......

The Captain-general Of Cuba, S. De Valinaseda, Appears To...

been compelled by the Volunteers to test the forbearance of mankind. He has issued a proclamation declaring that after January 15 every insurgent captured, whether white or......

Lord E. Fitzmanrice Addressed His Constituents At Caine...

week, in a speech of some importance as an indication of the next great struggle coming. He wants a radical reform of the Land Laws, not through equal division or the assumption......

Bishop Moriarty Has Gone In Against The Home-rule Party In

Kerry, and given in his adhesion to the candidature of Mr. Deese in a very temperate and sagacious letter, which shows how reasonable the Catholic clergy of Ireland would be,......

Consols Were On Friday 92f To 922-.

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