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Mr. Chamberlain Was, Fortunately, In His Most Reasonable...

recovers his belief in political economy, as some men do in Christianity, by fits and starts. He "agreed with everybody," he said, but he made a Conservative speech. He thought......

Mr. Shaw-lefevre Has Also Written Some Interesting...

subject, the general drift of his view being that the poorest of the peasant-holdings should be bought out altogether, and that the others should be partly bought out, SO as to......

Mr. Gladstone Has Received An Urgent Memorial From A Large

number of Liberal County Members, pressing for legislation on the subject of the Land Laws, the tithes, registration, and the amendment of the railway rates. The memorialists......

Mr. Chamberlain, However, Cannot Quite Control This...

anybody except Mr. Gladstone. Even he was nearly defeated when resisting, on Monday, a motion by Mr. Vincent, which he took to mean a demand that the capitation grant to......

The House Of Commons Must Debate Rates, But It Would

be well if Members remembered the weight attached to their speeches. They have decided nothing about the rating of ground-rents, but we are informed on good authority that they......

Sir James Caird Sent A Letter To Last Saturday's Times

on the sudden fall of rent in the United Kingdom, in which he threw great doubt on the survival of economic rent in any shape, as far as regards the greater number of Irish......

The " Church Of Ireland," As The Disestablished Episcopal...

is still legally termed, held a Synod in Dublin last Tuesday to protest against any dissolution of the Legislative Union. This they did, not as representing any one party or......

The Ulster Liberals Adopted Yesterday Week, At A Meeting Of

about five hundred delegates held in Belfast, resolutions asking for the " compulsory extinction of dual ownership " on land by purchase from the landlords, as the only step......