The Government On Monday Receded From Their Proposal To...
a statue to Oliver Cromwell. Mr. Justin McCarthy opposed it on the ground that Cromwell had been a deter- mined enemy of the Irish people,—was indeed to them what the Duke of......
The Present Czar, Unlike His Father, Loses No Opportunity Of
showing that he considers himself the ally, or at all events the patron, of the French Government. Within two days of the speech of M. Hanotaux, in which the French Minister for......
The World Was Startled On Wednesday Morning To Hear That
Mr. GImistone had been relieved from the responsibility of his pair with Mr. Villiers at his own request, because he did not wish to be bound by it during the discussions in......
It Has Been Practically Agreed By Both Parties In The
United States to leave the settlement of the currency "platform " to the Conventions which next year will draw up the programmes to be maintained by the two parties at the......
The Lowest Point Reached By The Government In The Debates
on Welsh Disestablishment, was the majority of 7 registered on Thursday, when Mr. D. A. Thomas moved to omit the subsection of Clause 6, providing that the Welsh Commissioners......
Mr. Balfour, In Defending His Course, Made A Great Point
of the Government ignorance as to Irish feeling. The Ministers felt surprise that the memories of two hundred and fifty years still rankled in their breasts; but "any one who......
The Concessions Made This Week During The Committee On The
Welsh Church Disestablishment Bill, have been certainly very considerable, and we should hardly think at all to Mr. Asquith's taste. On Monday Mr. Asquith consented to push back......
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