News Of The Wee.
T HE week has been full of Fenianism. Government and the police appear to be in the constant receipt of letters, some authentic, some fieititious, describing Fenian plots, or......
On Ireland Mr. Bright Spoke With Warmth And With A
trace of dismay. In Ireland, he said, Tory principles had had their com- pletest victory. "They have had an Established Church to their hearts' content; they have usurped the......
The Italian Ministry Has Been Overthrown. On The 22nd...
S. Bonfardini proposed a resolution expressing con- fidence in the Ministry, affirming the right of Italy to Rome, but rejecting "illegal means" of attaining it. This......
S. Rattazzi Made Three Speeches During The Debate, In One
of which he said openly that he knew he had risked a war with France, but thought the risk less than thoie present in the interior. He believed M. Rouher's " never " did not......
Sir Robert Napier Quitted Bombay For Annesley Bay On The
evening of December 21, and would probably arrive about New Year's Day. The accounts of the expedition are so far satisfac- tory, but bitter complaints are made of want of......
Mr. Bright Made A_powerful Speech To His Rochdale...
Monday, on the text furnished him by the return of Mr. Jacob Bright, "my—shall I say fortunate or unfortunate ?—brother,"-- for Manchester. We have discussed elsewhere his often......
The Publisher Of The Spectator Will Feel Obliged By...
intended for the Current Number being sent in as early in Me week as possible. It is impossible to guarantee the insertion of Advertisements sent in after noon on Friday.......
