20 MAY 1882, page 2

This Was Not All. A Fresh Debate, Opened By A

new interroga- tory of Sir Stafford Northcote's, was got up on Tuesday, by Mr. A. Balfour, who moved the adjournment of the House, to accuse the Government of a transaction......

On Monday, Mr. Gladstone Explained The Nature Of The Irish

Arrears Measure proposed by the Government. It follows mainly the lines of the measure recently introduced by Mr. Red- mond, and more or less approved at the time, under certain......

No Success Whatever Has Attended The Search For The...

of the Pheenix Park, and it is becoming clear either that they escaped by sea at the very first, or that they have numerous sympathizers among the population of Dublin. The......

The Discussion On Thursday Night Of The Prevention Of Crime

in Ireland Bill was, on the whole, satisfactory in tone and drift. Plenty of the Liberals,—for example, Mr. Bryce, Mr. Labou- chere, and several others,—opposed the more......

Mr. Parnell Denies That He Has Asked For Police Protection,

but his tone in the House is singularly moderate, and it is difficult to avoid the conclusion that both he and his followers feel that the fissure between them and the " party......

Later In The Evening, In Answer To Complaints Made By

Mr. O'Shea, Mr. Forster went further, and produced a private memorandum of a conversation between himself and Mr. O'Shea on the subject of the outrages, in which he had noted......

The Emigration Of Jews From Russia Has Evidently Reached...

proportions. Besides some 3,000 Jews who have gone to America, and some hundreds of families on their way to Palestine, a swarm of exiles, all exceedingly poor, have poured into......

This Proposal Was Very Well Received By The Irish Members,

but with caustic criticisms by the Conservatives, who suggested that Mr. Redmond's name ought to have been on the back of the Bill. We believe that some such measure is......