22 FEBRUARY 1890, page 2

On Monday The Debate Revived A Little At The Opening,

Mr. W. O'Brien making one of his furious speeches, declaring that Mr. Balfour had "covered his party with the odium of perfectly objectless and futile coercion," and that......

M. Rouvier Has At Last Arranged, It Is Stated, For

his difficult Budget, which is to be presented to the Chamber to-day. He has decided on a loan of £28,000,000, and an addition to revenue of £4,000,000 a year, to be derived......

The Death Of Count Julius Andrassy On Tuesday Is An

immense loss to the Emperor of Austria. The Count, though he had quitted office for eleven years, still retained an almost dominant influence in Hungary, and always used it to......

Mr. Forwood, M.p., Secretary To The Admiralty, Made An...

speech at Liverpool on Wednesday night, on the Report of the Commission, in which he brought out clearly how much it affirms beyond the dry general conclusions which are almost......

Interrogated By Mr. Parnell, Mr. W. H. Smith Gave Notice

on Monday night that he will at an early date submit to the House of Commons the following resolution :—" That Parlia- ment, having constituted a Special Commission to inquire......

One Of The Most Distinguished Of Our Retired Civil Servants,

the Right Hon. Sir Louis Mallet, died at Bath early on Sunday morning of an attack of the prevailing epidemic. He entered the public service in the Audit Office, and was then......

We Have Said, Perhaps, Enough Of Tuesday's Debate Else-...

Mr. Campbell-Bannerman made a great effort to state the Parnellite case in a moderate and impressive way ; but Mr. Balfour's answer, much of which we have quoted, com- pletely......

On Wednesday, Dr. Clark, Member For Caithness, Moved An...

to the Address, declaring it advisable that the huperip,1 Parliament should dtwolve upon " p, Legislature in Scotland " the consideration of any domestic affairs in that......