29 OCTOBER 1887, page 7
The Irish And The Empire.
M R. GLADSTONE on Taesday once more repudiated passionately the idea of Separation, which he believed was an accusation employed by enemies to create prejudice, as it was when......
Mr. Spurgeon And The Baptist Union.
W E have always entertained a very sincere respect for Mr. Spurgeon, and regard him, indeed, as one of the most earnest, honest, and high-minded of the religious teachers of the......
The Italian Premier.
T HE good fortune which has of late years attended Italy in her selection of ruling men is clearly not yet exhausted. We were never quite able to admire Signor Depretis, who,......
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