The Failures Of Last Week Have Not Been Followed By
any serious calamity. One or two more failures have oeogrred- notably that of Messrs. Wilson and Armstrong, of Alderman- bury—and the shares of several joint-stock companies......
Mr. Disraeli On Thursday Moved The Second Reading Of The
Agricultural Holdings Bill, in a speech which we have analysed elsewhere, and which announced the surrender of the clause making " letting value" the basis of compensation. The......
M. Louis Blanc Was Followed By M. Madier De Montjau,
who was , even more vehement, and directed his attacks particularly against those features of the new Constitution which are accepted without a murmur in the United States,—the......
Two Of The French Ultras Broke Out On Monday Into
a general at- tack on the Constitution which they have assisted in carrying. M. Louis Blanc made a very eloquent speech,—received in rather alarmed snence by his own......
The Ministry Have Very Nearly Sustained A Sharp Defeat. Mr.
Disraeli feels it is getting hot, wishes to get part of his host of donkey-carts through Temple Bar before August, and despises Private Members, so he resolved to annex the......
News Of The Week.
T HE telegrams received throughout the week about Burmese affairs have been satisfactory, but they are not quite conclusive. It is stated that the King had explained the......
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