2 FEBRUARY 1889, page 2

Hulme Certainly Was More Than Delighted. It Was...

Mr. O'Brien's happy thought of breaking away from the police at Carrick-on-Suir on Thursday, in order to reappear at Hulme on Tuesday. It cheered wildly for many minutes, and......

Parliament Is To Meet On Thursday, February 21st, —that Is,

next Thursday fortnight, —for the transaction of business. That is about a fortnight later than usual, by way of making up for the very late and very protracted Autumn Session,......

As To Next Session, Mr. Goschen Anticipates Extending...

to Scotland and a revision of the Navy as the chief constructive features of the coming campaign. -He thought that a great deal of the dissatisfaction with our Navy is not......

• Nor Did Mr. Goschen Think It Possible That, Even

if the Gladstonians are serious in their Clerkenwell-cum-Limehonse promises, they could get to work at that part of them affecting the social comfort of the working classes till......

The Plot Thickens In -samoa. American Opinion Is Clearly...

excited, the .general idea being that Germany is breaking treaties in defiance of American remonstrance. Congress has accordingly authorised the President to spend £100,004) in......

On Thursday Week, Mr.' O'brien Broke Away From The Court

at Carrick-en-Suir, by which he was on the next day sentenced in his absence to four months' „imprisonment without bard labour, and 'disappeared. in space. - It is said that he......

It Seems Actually Impossible To Obtain Accurate...

Most men had almost made up their-minds that while Stanley had escaped, Emin Pasha and the Italian, Casati, had been captured. An Indian Mahommedan teader, however, -who arrived......

In The London County Council On Thursday, The Moderates...

the day for an adjournment of the election of Alder- men by a satisfactory majority (24),—the number for the adjournment being 66, against 42 for the immediate election. Sir......

The Chancellor Of The Exchequer Spoke In The Town Hall

_at Stratford, in the East End of London, on Wednesday, with great effect. He criticised the programme announced by Mr. John Morley at Clerkenwell, and by Mr. Gladstone a few......