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To This Eloquent And Most Powerful Appeal,which Produced...

impression on the House of Commons, the Irish Extremists returned an obstinate and even sulky "non pos- sumus." War between England and Ireland, they said, was only prevented by......

The House Of Lords Hardly Ever Acted Worse On A

compara- tively trivial occasion than in rejecting the Irish Registration Bill, for no reason at all, except that the Irish Home-rule party liked it. The Bill does nothing......

On Friday Week, The House Of Lords Threw Out The

Cruelty to Animals Amendment Act Bill, which would have put an end to the cruel and completely unsportsmanlike pigeon matches by which the country has been disgusted, rejecting......

This Outrageous Speech Of Mr. Healy's Brought Up Mr. Glad-

stone, who, in words of great eloquence, dignity, and even pathos, pointed out the certain tendency of such language to inflame every feeling of antipathy which exists between......

On The Motion For The Second Reading Of The Appropriation

Bill on Tuesday, Sir Stafford Northcote braced himself up to a general review of the Session, which was not, however, a striking performance. He quizzed the Government for......

Mr. Gladstone, After Correcting Sir Stafford Northcote's...

to the numbers of the proposed, the successful, and the abandoned measures of the Government, and insisting that, in spite of the difficulties of the Session, the legislative......

Another Enthusiastic Meeting Of Anglo-indians Was Held In...

Thursday to protest against the Ilbert Bill, in which the speech of Mr. Atkins, Secretary of the Railway Servants' Association, who spoke for the railway ernploy6s in various......