22 JULY 1876, page 2

The Bishop Of Manchester Wrote An Admirable Letter To...

Times, insisting that as Lord Derby had complained that the country did not always speak out soon enough to tell its wishes to its Ministers, means should at once be taken to......

Mr. Disraeli's Account Of Sir Henry Elliot's Despatches...

Bulgarian outrages was given on Monday night, in a speech of which it can only be said that while it made the best of the Turkish case and the worst of the Bulgarian......

The Fall In Silver Has Received A Slight Check. The

Indian Home Government, on Tuesday, sold £700,000 worth of bills on India at 1s. 6id., a slight rise upon the rate obtained at the previous fortnightly sale. Silver, in......

The Khedive's Affairs Appear To Be Getting Into A Worse

tangle than ever. When the nations of Europe last year gave up their claim to maintain Consular Courts, the Khedive agreed that the International Tribunal set up instead should......

Lord Henry Lennox On Monday Announced That He Had Re-

signed liis post as First Commissioner of Works. He had taken this step, he said, in consequence of Lord Coleridge's strictures upon the conduct of the Directors of the Lisbon......

Mr. Lowe Gave Away The Prizes At The Middle-class School

in Cowper Street on Wednesday, and took the opportunity, as usual, to congratulate the boys on learning something useful, instead of the old Latin and Greek,—an advantage which......

Lord Granville Was On Thursday Night To Have Called...

to the quarrel between the Governments of Great Britain and America on the subject of extradition. He had given a very long notice, that the Government might not be taken by......

Lord Derby Received Two Deputations On Yesterday Week,...

by Mr. Bright, which asked for a pledge that we were not going to renew in 1876 the mistakes of 1854 ; and one represented mainly by Mr. Lewis Farley, and presenting an address......

But The Second Speech Was Not So Satisfactory. In It

Lord Derby reiterated his adhesion to the policy of neutrality, but indicated, rather than expressed, his differences with the deputa- tion on the subject of the unimprovable......