Of The Speeches Of The Last Evening, The Most Important
were Sir Henry James's and Mr. Balfour's, for Mr. Gladstone, who replied, though his manner was as impressive as ever, was probably too much exhausted by the lateness of the......
On Tuesday, Mr. Legh Moved The Adjournment Of The House
in order to call attention to the action of the Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster in taking the appointment of Magistrates oat of the bands of the Lord-Lieutenant, and......
The Debate On The Second Reading Of The Home-rule Bill
closed on Friday week, when the second reading was carried by a majority of 43, Mr. W. Saunders, after all, voting with his party,—Ayes, 347 ; Noes, 304. Including the Speaker......
The Delegates On Tuesday Went Down To Hatfield, Where Lord
Salisbury, in a short but pregnant speech, assured them that Englishmen would not forget that they were bound by ties of gratitude, affection, and good faith to the fellow-......
The Irish Delegates Waited, On Tuesday, On The Lord Mayor
to present an address, and Sir William Ewart made a remark- able speech on the business aspect of Home-rule. Scotland, he said, followed Mr. Gladstone ; but since Mr. Gladstone......
On Saturday, Also, The Duke Of Devonshire Took The Chair
at St. James's Hall at a dinner given to two hundred of the Irish delegates, and made a speech in which be said that the carrying of the second reading of the Bill certainly......
On Tuesday, The Second Reading Of The Employers'...
was carried without a division. In the course of the debate Mr. Forwood declared that the Bill, as it stood, would promote perjury. The result on the shipping trade would be......
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