21 MAY 1892, page 2

The Chancellor Of The Exchequer Opposed The Bill On Behalf

of the Government, on the ground that it proposed to ex- tinguish the fair representation of communities as distinguished from the representation of individuals; whereas it was......

On Wednesday, Mr. Shaw-lefevre Brought On His Motion For...

any elector with a plurality of votes, from giving more than one of his votes in any General Election. He told the House of adergyman who had accumulated fifty separatevoting......

The Irish Local Government Bill Came Up On Thursday For

its second reading, and Mr. Sexton moved its rejection. He had exceedingly little to say, except that the provisions of the Bill were not identical with those of the Bills for......

Lord Salisbury Delivered A Brilliant Speech At Hastings...

one portion of which was not less imprudent than brilliant,—we mean the portion in which he advised the country to devise retaliatory tariffs on the less important of our......

The Most Interesting Electoral News Of The Week Would Have

been that Mr. Conybeare was about to retire from Parliament; but this has now been denied by Mr. Conybeare. A candidate has been found to contest Mr. Chamberlain's seat for West......

The Other Parts Of Lord Salisbury's Speech Were...

deprecated class legislation on behalf of Labour, reminding his audience how pernicious, and even fatal, had been the former class legislation of the capitalists, now swept......

The Small Holdings Bill Passed On Monday Through Com-...

much discussed, but substantially not resisted. The only important change proposed was by Mr. Haldane, who moved that in the event of intestacy, a small holding should be......