22 NOVEMBER 1884, page 2

Lord Salisbury Had To Reply On Wednesday To A Deputation

from East Essex, expressing the utmost confidence in him as Tory Leader. His tone was quite changed, all the sarcasm and passion gone. He bad never, be said, claimed for the......

Later On It Appeared That The Government Did Not Mean

to extort any pledge from the Opposition leaders as to passing the Franchise Bill in the Lords, until the Oppo- sition leaders had satisfied themselves that the Redistribution......

The Papers Have Been Full Of Rumours As To Lord

Northbrook's Report upon Egyptian Finances, and on Wednesday Reuter pub , lished a telegram from Alexandria professing to give its sub- stance. According to this account, his......

Lord Northbrook, On Thursday, In The House Of Lords,...

angrily to the telegram from Alexandria and to an article on it in the Times, both of which he declared to be "in- correct in several essential particulars" and "most......

Mr. Bright Was The Guest Of The Eighty Club Last

Tuesday, and delivered to them his general view on Redistribution. He expressed great distrust of the results of any negotia- tion with the Tories ; declared himself in favour......

Mr. Mundella Made An Excellent Speech At...

on the political situation, in which he argued for a sober foreign policy and a spirited domestic policy. He was-eager to get the Franchise Bill passed, if it could be done by......

The Hackney Election Resulted Satisfactorily, On The...

should have been better satisfied with a heavier vote, —which, however, at a by-election, it seems impossible to secure. The Liberal candidate, Professor Stuart, polled, in the......