23 MAY 1874, page 3

Mr. Peter Taylor Made A Very Clever Speech On Tuesday

in moving his too vague resolution that "it is desirable to give greater facilities for recreation of a moral and intellectual char- acter, by permitting the opening - of......

We Can See No Reason Why The Irish Executive Should

hesitate about consenting to the repeal of that Convention Act passed by .the Parliament of College Green in 1793, under the influence of the panic caused by an assembly of......

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......

Colonel Egerton Leigh Is Evidently A True, Though...

unconscious humourist ; and, alas I there is not much humour, -conscious or unconscious, in the present House of Commons. He made a motion on Tuesday in favour of increasing the......

Lord Monck Took The Occasion Of A Question Riddressed By

Lord Belmore to the Duke of Richmond on Thursday to give a clear and interesting statement of the proceedings of the Irish Church Commission. First, as to annuities, they had......

Lord Edmund Fitzmaurice Asked Mr. Mowbray (m.p. For...

on Tuesday whether he would lay on the table of the House of Commons a copy of the trust-deed mentioned in the preamble and in Section 6 of the Hertford College (Oxford) Bill,......

The More Stringent Ecclesiastical Bills Of The Present...

passed the Upper House of the Prussian Diet by the ex- ceedingly narrow majority of five (51 against 46). The measures ?eased by the Reichsrath for all Germany were really only......

An M.d. Of The University Of London Wrote A Letter

to the Tines of this day week, to point out that while the division in -Convocation on giving degrees to women last week showed only 148 voters, there are 1,480gradustes ; and......

Consols Were On Friday 93i-931.

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