22 NOVEMBER 1873, page 3

Two Accounts Have Been Given Of Mr. Lowe This Week.

One is by Mr. H. Cole, who took the occasion of the opening of a School of 'Art in Spitalfields to declare that the late Chan- cellor of the Exchequer had a flinty bosom, was a......

The Other View Of Mr. Lowe Is A Very Different

one. He has actually received a deputation from the Licensed Victuallers' Association, and sent it away so delighted that its chairman, in reporting the interview to the Times......

Mr. Henry James Has, Of Course, Become The...

it is given out that he is to be made a.--member of the. Privy Council, i.e., to be made a Right Honourable,—in order that for the future the Attorney-General may be able tb......

The Austrian Budget Was Produced On November 18, And Showed

an expenditure of £38,730,000 against a revenue of £38,980,000, leaving a small surplus ; but as the telegraphic report includes a sale of Rentes in revenue, all that we can say......

The Irish Lord Justice Of Appeal, Lord Justice Christian,...

been committing another of his curious escapades, —one turning on his favourite point that certain inquiries of the Court below should be made by the Judge himself, and not by......

The Times Declares That The Substitution Of Dr. Lyon...

for Mr. Monsell is intended by the Prime Minister as a significant hint to the Irish Catholics that they need not look for any more attempts to conciliate them of the kind......

The News Of The Bengal Famine Has Throughout The Week

been bad. It is announced that the Viceroy has warned all authorities to restrict expenditure, as the " financial strain " may be severe, and that some difference of opinion......

Consols Were On Friday 92; To 92i.

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