24 SEPTEMBER 1887, page 1

Parliament, We Greatly Regret To See, May Lose Mr. T.

Burt. The Member for Morpeth was originally a miner, and when, in 1874, he was elected a representative, the " Northumberland Miners' Mutual Confident Association," now......

The Inquest On The Men Killed Daring The Riot At

Mitchelstown has been chiefly remarkable for the extraordinary conduct and language of Mr. Harrington. Counsel are rightly allowed a very great license in cross•examination ;......

As We Expected, The Republicans Of France And The Catholic

Legitimists are alike furious with the manifesto of the Comte de Paris. The Univers declares that he had no right to give up the claims of his House, and to promise to rest his......

Mr. Dillon, Who On Saturday Admitted To An Interviewer That

matters were now in that condition that "either the Govern- ment "—that is, the British people—" must be beaten, or we must," made on Tuesday a noteworthy agrarian speech at......

Though We Have No Desire To Comment Before The Close

of the inquiry, on the general evidence brought before the Coroner, it is impossible to refrain from remarking on the manner in which Mr. Harrington insisted on asking the......

News Of The Week.

O N Tuesday, the Government, acting under the powers con- ferred on them by the Crimes Act, issued proclamations suppressing the National League in the County Clare and in......

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