23 MAY 1874, page 2

The Guatemala Government Have, It Appears, Offered Consul...

indemnity of /10,000 and "every possible reparation," for the insults and injuries inflicted on him by Colonel Gonzalez in ordering him 200 lashes. We trust that our Government......

It Seems Not Impossible That Their Usual Ill-luck In Finance

will attend the Tories, and that Sir Stafford Northcote, having come in to a surplus of six millions, may have to deal with a deficit of one or two in 1875. On Tuesday, Mr.......

Mr. Samuel Morley And Mr. George Dixon Have Had The

satis- faction and the credit of effecting a reconciliation between the Lincolnshire labourers and farmers. They have persuaded the Lincolnshire Labour League to withdraw those......

Mr. Peek's Gift To The London School Board Of 1500,

to be spent within the year in defraying the cost of inspection and examination of the classes instructed under the authority of the Board in the Bible and the general......

The Duke Of Richmond Introduced His Bill For Putting An

end to Patronage in the Scotch Church on Monday night. We have discussed the great deficiency of the measure at some length in another column. Here we need only say that while......

Mr. Justice Lawson Has Unseated The Member For Galway, Mr.

F. H. O'Donnell, on evidence of the strength of which, from the reports of the trial we have hitherto seen, we cannot form any just estimate. But if the Times report of Thursday......

In Quiet Times At Least, English Constituencies Love A Com-

promise. At Stroud, after the election was declared void, a compromise had been agreed upon between the Conservative and Liberal parties, by the terms of which Mr. Stanton......