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Every One Admits That The Review Was A Success As

an assem- blage of fine units of different arms ; and in this sense it may perhaps compare fairly with any other that the Shah has wit- nessed. Yet it seems impossible for the......

The Italian Ministry Have Resigned, Ostensibly Because...

"a House," really because they have lost many - of their Left supporters, who condemn the Religious Corporations. Bill as too mild, and have made the heat an excuse for staying-......

Lord Carnarvon Has Lost His Bill For Granting Greater...

to public worship. It had passed the Commons, but though supported by both Archbishops, it was thrown out in the Peers. by68 to 52. With a little amendment it would have......

On Thursday The Shah Visited Liverpool ; On Thursday Next

he leaves England, and we suppose on some Thursday next Session we shall know what he came for. Our political hope is expressed elsewhere, but we are not sure we would not......

It Was Supposed That The Suppression Of Nomination Days And

the introduction of the Ballot had put an end to the brutal element in elections, but the case of Bath destroys this pleasant illusion. At the Guildhall yesterday week, Mr. Cox,......

Mr. Stansfeld Presses On With His Rating Bill, Fighting...

but not winning very much. On Friday week he carried his. clausefor rating stock-in-trade—we wonder what the Commis- sioners will tax our brains at—but on Thursday he was......

In Windsor Park On Tuesday The Shah Attended A Review

of the Household Troops, with four regiments of Cavalry, four batta- lions of Infantry, and three battalions of Artillery added, 7,000 men in all. The day was fine, the......

The Committee On The Zanzibar Contract Was Nominated On...

night, after an attempt by Mr. Ward Hunt to substi- tute a nomination of five members by the Committee of Selec- tion, with two to be added by the House, for the list submitted......

It Is Suggested That The Shah Should Be Seriously Pressed

to grant religious toleration in Persia, or at least put in abeyance- the law which punishes Mohammedan apostacy with death. We fear the petitioners, right as they are, must......

Mr. Lowe Is Certainly Not As Favourable To Literary...

as he- is to commercial. While he was anxious to give the Union Steam- ship Company 211,000 a year more, apparently, than was needful for the purpose, he has sent a most curt......