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The Standard this evening, copying the Post of the morning, asserts that Mr. CHARLES WOOD exerted himself to keep Members out of the House of Commons last night, so us to......
The Courier Asserts, From " The Best Authority," That The
account of the proceedings at the meeting at the Foreign Office yesterday, given in the Morning Chronicle, and which we have copied, "is in most par- ticulars incorrect." The......
Mr. Edward Ellice The Younger Has Declared Himself A...
for the St. Andrew's Burghs on the dissolution of Parliament. The Committee of the Liberal electors of the Burghs had unanimously ex- pressed their "surprise and regret" that......
The Globe Says, In Reference To The Ecclesiastical Duties...
Reve- nues Bill and the Church Discipline Bill. that it is not intended " to press their further progress till due time shall have been given for their thorough discussion." No......
Money Market.
STOCK EXCHANGE, FRIDAY AFTERNOON. The notice issued yesterday of the intention of the Bank Directors to raise the rate of discount to 44 per cent., has produced an unfavourable......
Cathedral Music.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE SPECTATOR. SIR—I am as great an admirer of our cathedral music as you can be, and quite as anxious that no curtailment of our cathedral establishments,......
A Cabinet Council Was Held This Afternoon At The Foreign
Office, and continued sitting until the House met.......
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