23 SEPTEMBER 1876, page 2

Mr. Gladstone Sent To The Papers Of Saturday Last The

moat effective commentary on our Eastern policy, or want of policy, whiclrlie has yet published. The organs of the Government;— the -Pall Mall and the Telegraph more......

The Presentleader Of The Howie Of Commons Evidently Felt In

a moment the necessity of putting a new face on the pur- poses of the AdMinistration, and in his speech at Edinburgh on Saturday afternoon, after insistiag on the necessity of......

Mr. Fremantle, The Conservative Candidate, Has Succeeded...

the contest has been a very close one, —Mr. Fremantle gaining 2,725 votes against 2,539 given for Mr. Carington, and having won, therefore, by a majority of 186. At the last......

The News From Barbadoes More Than Justifies All Our...

expressed opinions on the ;state of affairs in the oolony. It is clear that the narrow little oligarchy which rules the island grossly abuses its power ;• that the House of......

- Mr. - Baring's Report On The Atrocities In The Sandjak Of

Philip- popolis was published on Tuesday, and we have described else- where its character, and dwelt on the lessons which it teaches. We -may add that his estimate of the......

We Are Told Now Every Day By The Turkish Press

of England that the enthusiasm of the country is giving way to a more sober and rational attitude of mind. There was, however, no room for giving way, as the enthusiasm was......

Sir Stafford Northcote On General Politics Was Not...

Of course he paid a Compliment to the popular qualities and the statesmanship of Lord Beaconsfield. Of course he contended that the spirit of Conservative improvement was......

What Does It All Mean ? What Lord Stratford De

Redcliffe thinks clearly attainable, what Lord Granville and Lord Russell and Mr. Gladstone all treat as practicable, cannot be impossible for any reason but this, that neither......