26 JULY 1879, page 2

It Is Certainly A Misfortuy For The Government, Iu Dealing

with the so-called Obstructionists, that they themselves have been more irregular, as regards questions of order, this Session, than any Government of recent days. They are......

Mr. Gladstone's Speech Drew Attention To One Feature In The

plan of the Government which is of real importanee,--the proposal to take the new endowments as annual Parliamentary votes, instead of putting them beyond the region of annual......

If There Had, Been Any Doubt Before That A Public

monument in Westminster Abbey to the late Prince Imperial may be calcu- lated to convey very false and very undesirable notions to the people of France, in relation to the......

As We Have Always Expected, The Bonapartists Are Still In

disorganisation. They held a caucus on Saturday, which was but thinly attended, only 64 Senators and Deputies, out of 115 who call themselves Bonapartists, being present. Even......

M. Jules Simon Is Doing All He Can To Defeat

the seventh and bad clause of the Ferry Education Bill, while M. Pelletan, who is also on the Bureau of the Senate which is to report on that Bill, is doing all he can to save......

Mr. Hanbury's Speech Was Nominally Seconded And Really...

Sir H. Drummond Wolff, who comes back from Rounielia a reformed diplomatist, and the most effective of all the witnesses against the abominations of Turkieh rule. He spoke of......

On Wednesday, Mr. Grissell And Mr. Ward Were Ordered To

attend at the Bar of the House of Commons, to answer to the charge of having committed a breach of privilege of the House, in connection with the Committee on the Tower......