26 JUNE 1886, page 3

The Expulsion Bill Passed The French Senate On Tuesday By

137 to 122, after a speech of much oratorical force, in which M. de Freycinet urged that the Princes had not lived innocuously in France, for their chief, the Comte de Chambord,......

The Various Unionist Addressee Are All Interesting,...

discern in them too often the endeavour to offer shadowy substitutes for Mr. Gladstone's promisee,—substitutes which would not satisfy Ireland, and which would lend the National......

Manchester New College Celebrated Its Centenary On...

when the Rev. Dr. Martineau, the President, delivered an address at Willis's Rooms on the history of the Noncon- formist Theological Academies and Colleges, and on the prin-......

Bank Rate, 2i Per Cent.

Consols were on Friday 101k to 101ixd.......

As A Curious Illustration Of The Demoralising Effect Of The

present suspended animation of government in Ireland, we may mention an instance of the action of the tenantry in relation to rent which we know to be true, and which we believe......

Few Things Are So Inexplicable About The Irish Movement As

the refusal of the people of Ireland to provide any money for carrying it on. The farmers acknowledge that they have saved three millions a year by it, the classes which vote......

The President Of The Working Men's Club End Institute Union,

Mr. Hodgson Pratt, to whom the Union owes a vast debt of gratitude for indefatigable energy and work, delivered his annual address this day week, in which he insisted on the......