20 JUNE 1891, page 2

The Threatened Muneepore Debate Came Off On Tuesday, In The

form of an address to the Crown for more papers, moved by Sir William Harcourt. In a speech so moderate and statesmanlike as to indicate that he feels the responsibilities. of......

Mr. Abbott Has Been Accepted As Premier By The Conserva-

tive majority in the Canadian Parliament, but it is evident that the death of Sir J. A. Macdonald has greatly encouraged the Liberals, and that the folly of Conservatives in......

The Land-purchase Bill Passed Its Third Reading On Monday By

225 to 9G, the thinness of the attendance showing how completely the opposition has died away. The Bill has been most skilfully piloted by Mr. Balfour, who in his final speech......

The London School Board Budget, Produced On Thursday By Sir

Richard Temple, shows that the expenditure is still advancing at the rate of 4100,000 a year. In 1889.90 the outlay was 41,702,969, in 1800-91 it was 41,813,646, and in.......

The Omnibus Strike In London Ended On Satin-day, And On

Monday the men returned to work. They have secured the shorter hours, and the right of a day's holiday in the fortnight without pay, and a alight rise of wages, the drivers......

Sir William Harcourt And Mr. Arthur Rogers, Secretary Of The

Liberal Publication Department, replied on Tuesday that Home-rule is not abandoned at all. The latter explained that for the last five years books, pamphlets, and leaflets......

To This It Is Replied, That If A Definite Scheme

is proposed, it is objected that the Colonies will never . consent to a cut-and- dried scheme ; and that if the scheme is left vague, it is objected that there is nothing to......

A Deputation Waited On Lord Salisbury On Wednesday, And...

we believe, waited upon him yesterday, though we shall not hear what it said and, what he replied till this number of our journal is printed off, on the subject of calling a......