2 AUGUST 1884, page 3

The Zulu Debate Of Wednesday Was, Like Most Of The

Zulu debates, unsatisfactory. It is easy to show,—and Mr. Wodehouse especially, we think, did show,—that our position in South Africa, and especially in relation to Zululand and......

The Severity Of The Cholera Epidemic Has Greatly Abated At

both Marseilles and Toulon, nor has it really appeared in Paris ; so that France has reason to hope that for this year, at least, the worst is over. Nevertheless, at Arles and......

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......

The French Senate Has Refused To Permit The Revision Of

the article of the Constitution which confers on the Senate the right of amending the Budget ; and M. Ferry has accepted his defeat, though he intimated last week that he would......

Mrs. Weldon Has Gained Her Suit Against Dr. Semple For

giving a certificate for her incarceration in a lunatic asylum without the proper precautions prescribed in the law, and the jury have given her £1,000 damages. Further, the......

The Governing Bodies Of The Great Schools Created Under The

Public Schools Act turn out to be very Conservative bodies ; and after the appointment of Dr. Hornby to the Provostship of Eton it was tolerably certain that there would be a......

It Is Not At All Easy To Make Out How

the French quarrel with China is going to end. The Times of yesterday had an alarm- ing telegram from Foochow, to the effect that war is imminent, and that sailors were being......

A Correspondent Of The Pall Mall, Criticises In A Very

captious spirit Mr. Gladstone's ecclesiastical appointments, on the ground that he has not done justice to the Broad-Church Party. According to our view, Mr. Gladstone has made......

Bank Rate, 2 Per Cent.

Consols were on Friday 100i to 100i.......