2 AUGUST 1884, page 2

Sir Stafford Northcote Chimed In With His Assurance That The

House of Lords is a mere guarantee for securing the will of the people ; and with his comparison of the indignation expressed at the House of Lords for using its constitutional......

In The Cannon Street Hotel, On Monday, 1,000 Delegates Of

the Conservative Associations of the Metropolis and the Home Counties, representing sixteen constituencies and 298 associa- tions, were addressed by Lord Salisbury and Sir......

On Saturday Night Sir R. Cross Rallied The Conservatives Of

Cardiff to the aid of his party, accusing the Liberals of raising this Reform cry in order to distract the attention of the country from the blunders of their administration. W......

Mr. Mundella Also Made A Great Reform Speech At Sheffield

on Saturday in the drill-hall, instead of in Paradise Square, where he was to have spoken, in order that there might be shelter from the pouring rain. Mr. Mundella was almost as......

Saturday Was Also Occupied By The Conservatives In Two-...

at legislation by picnic. One was in Lord Jersey's park at Isleworth, where Lord Carnarvon and Lord George Hamilton addressed some 2,000 Conservatives, and accused the Liberals......

Lord Rosebery Unveiled Onbaturday Ahroxuse Statue Of...

gardens of the Thames Embankment:at Charing Gress. Lord Rosebery unveiled onBaturday ahroxuse statue of Burns, in the gardens of the Thames Embankment:at Charing Gress. The......

Sir Henry James Also Made A Speech Of The Old

constitutional eloquence,—a speech of the kind of eloquence which Macaulay commemorates as the eloquence of Charles, Earl Grey,—against the recent action of the Peers. He told......

Mr. John Morley Took The Chair At St. James's Hall

on Wednesday at a conference of 2,000 delegates of Liberal Associations, representing 500 Liberal Associations in different parts of the country, and made a remarkable speech.......

Mr. Bright Spoke With Much Of His Old Fire, Throwing

the vast audience into an uproar of delight by likening the affection of the Lords for household franchise in the counties to the ostentatious affection lavished on Rob the......

Sir John Lubbock Added Two Happy Phrases To The Sarcastic

literature which is accumulating on the subject of the passion of the Peers for the Franchise Bill. George Eliot, he said, describes one of her characters,—a certain boy,--as......