26 NOVEMBER 1887, page 2

Sir George Trevelyan's Speech At Paisley On Thursday Was Not

remarkable, though it was somewhat bitter. He maintained that, a year and a half ago, all the Liberal Unionists were in favour of some kind of separate Legislature for......

Mr. Gladstone Has Sent Colonel Dopping, Through His...

full withdrawal of the only charge which his speech at Nottingham was understood to have made against him,— namely, that he had pointed a loaded rifle at a stone-throwing boy,......

It Is Also Reported That Prince Bismarck Has Discovered That

a highly placed clique in Berlin have been assuring the Czar that upon certain questions the Emperor of Germany and his Minister were not in acqord. The Chancellor mentioned......

The German Reichstag Was Opened On Thursday With A Message

from the Throne of some importance. After a feeling reference to the condition of the Crown Prince, in which there is no mention of any lingering hope, and a notice of some......

In Spite Of The Czar's Placable Manner In Berlin, His

leading officers seem to believe that war is not far distant. It is stated that General Gourko, Governor-General of Poland, who is to be the next Commander-in-Chief, and is......

In His Evening Speech. Lord Salisbury, While Arguing...

a further reform of Procedure in the House of Commons, in a fashion enabling the House to put down obstruction with- out so much exhausting pain and labour as were needful for......

Sir George Trevelyan Spoke At Glasgow On Tuesday Without...

referring to Mr. Gladstone's great concessions to the Liberal Unionists,—perhaps because Mr. Brodrick's witty speech at Bath a week or two ago had made him rather ashamed of......

A Remarkable Story Is In Circulation In Germany And Austria.

It is stated that during the interview on the 18th inst. between the Czar and Prince Bismarck, the Czar referred to the Prince's underhand intrigues in Bulgaria. The German......