The Bavarian Government Has Explained Itself Fully With...
to the " Old Catholics." It declares that it will protect them and recognize them as Catholics, and that the dogma of the Pope's infallibility is a danger to the State which has......
On Foreign Policy, Lord Granville Congratulated Himself...
had been attacked for pusillanimity, he had been attacked in good company,—with Mr. Canning, with Lord Palmerston, with Lord Aberdeen, with Lord Clarendon. He described his......
A Derbyshire Magistrate, Mr. 3. C. Cox. Of Belper, Declared
himself, amidst groat cheering, willing to go to prison rather than pay a rate for the support of denominational schools. Mr. Joseph Cowen, of Newcastle, bitterly attacked Mr.......
The American Government Seems A Little Perplexed What To Do
with Fenians. " General " O'Nie]l and some of his followers have recently attempted a raid upon Manitoba, where they doubtless expected • assistance from the old Riel party.......
Mr. Dixon, M.p., Made For His Purpose, As He Usually
does, a very able speech, of which the leading features were the very much lower tone in which he spoke of compulsion as compared with the language of the League last year, the......
M. Leon Say, The New Prefect Of The Seine, Has
come over to express the acknowledgments of Paris for the sympathy of Lon- don when, on the raising of the seige, her population seemed in danger of starvation. He was......
Lord Granville Presided On Thursday At The Banquet Of The
Manchester Reform Club, but his speech is reported with such elaborate and almost incredible badness in all the London papers that it is by no means easy to guess what he said.......
Lord Derby, While Distributing Prizes On Wednesday To The...
Lancashire Rifle Volunteers, of which corps he is Colonel, made a most sensible speech about our military position. He thought it improbable that this country would be dragged......
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