23 MARCH 1872, page 3

The First Election Of A Bishop In The Disestablished...

Church of Ireland took place on Tuesday in Clonmel. The Synod of Cashel and Waterford elected the Dean of Limerick (Dr. Maurice Day), who is understood to be a representative of......

We Have Endeavoured Elsewhere To Criticize The Reform Of The

Admiralty explained by Mr. Goschen on Monday—not a perfect reform, it is so wanting in simplicity—and on Thursday Mr. Goschen described the position of the Navy. The Navy is......

The English Moneyed Class Is, After All, Not Quite Reckless

of money when it has espoused a bad cause. The Tichborne Claimant has had to postpone indefinitely his application to be admitted to bail; evi- dently because the requisite......

The Strikes Of The Agricultural Labourers In Warwickshire...

seem to be creating a sort of panic. Their plan is to strike by districts for 16s. a week, the men out of work being supported by those who receive wages, and has so alarmed the......

Mr. Isaac Butt, Who Had Taken The Oaths At The

beginning of the sitting, made his first speech to this Parliament on the ques- tion, and an able speech it was, advocating the endowment of a slew Catholic College within the......

Prince Bismarck, According To The Berlin Correspondent Of...

continues his war with the Ultramontanes. Not only does he 'continue to pay the salaries of excommunicated chaplains and professors—as is also to be done in Austria, under a new......

There Is Something Like A Stampede Of London School Board

representatives. Following Mr. Rogers, Professor Huxley, and too probably Lord Lawrence, Lord Sandon has resigned, and now Canon Miller (of Greenwich), all on the plea of too......

Consols Were On Friday 92 To 93.

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The Lord Chancellor Gave Notice On Thursday That He Should

take the sense of the Peers on the propriety of creating a Court of Appeal, to be called the Imperial Supreme Court of Appeal-.-- why not "Supreme Court" only ?—which should......

It Seems That Russia Has Already Determined On The...

and partial fortification of Sebastopol. In reply to Lord E. Cecil, Lord Enfield said on Thursday night that the only information in the possession of the Foreign Office on the......

Mr. Gladstone, In Declaring The Intention Of The...

support the Bill so far as it abolished tests, and to vote against the absurdly inefficient clauses for the reform of the governing body, said very happily of Mr. Fawcett's......