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The Inquiry Into The Sheffield Outrages Has Continued All...

week, and every day makes the fact more clear that the " Execu- tives " of the Unions in the steel trade and brickrnaking trade either wink at or sanction all manner of......

Precisely Similar Was The Drift Of The Debate On The

proposal to extinguish freemen as a class, now that by far the greater number of them will be included under the household-rating Suffrage. Mr. Hardcastle proposed on Monday to......

Lord Eversley, Mr. Russell Gurney The Recorder Of London,...

Francis Crossley, Sir J. Duckworth, and Mr. Walter, are in- serted in the Reform Bill as the new Boundary Comrhis loners, to the general satisfaction of all parties.......

News Of The Week.

mHE Pope delivered an allocution t&400 Bishops on the 26th inst., in which he expressed his hope that he might, at thefitting time, summon a General Connell. We have explained......

The House Of Commons Passed The Last Clause Of The

Reform Bill on Thursday, but there remain some clauses Reposed by private members, and the schedules. The private, clauses have little chance, but there will be much debate oh......

There Was A Curious Battle In The House Last Night,

caused by Mr. Disraeli's having taken an engagement with Mr. Denman, M.P. for Taunton, to introduce a certain clause, and then afterwards, on finding a changed temper in the......

Colonel Wilson Patten Has Joined The Government As Chan-...

of the Duchy of Lancaster. This is a great gain for the Government. Colonel Wilson Patten is a perfect type of the respectable, business Conservative, of judicious mind, and has......

Mr. Fawcett On Thursday Made A Gallant Fight For His

proposal authorizing candidates with less than two thousand a year to stand for Parliament. Re called it, of course, a proposal to throw the returning officer's expenses on the......

Mr. Bright Made An Acute Observation Yesterday Week, In...

the constitution of the Boundary Commission as it was first proposed to the House, on the relative strength of party ties in talking members and silent members. Mr. Disraeli had......