2 JULY 1870, page 1

News Of The Week.

DROVIKoNCE seems to have decreed that this Cabinet, always victorious, shall always be in process of reconstruc- tion. Mr. Bright is recovering strength in Wales ; Mr. Childers......

The Earl Will Be Buried To-day, And It Is Not

etiquette to fill his post until the funeral is over. The public, however, which, while respecting and regretting Lord Clarendon, entertained for him no depth of affection,......

That Burden Has Been Most Severe For The Last Fortnight,

though it was lightened on Friday se'nnight by one of the greatest speeches Mr. Gladstone ever made,—a speech quite marvellous in its tact, its generosity in the explanation of......

The Dislike Of The House To Wander Out Of The

path it had fixed for itself has been shown in every debate in Committee. On Monday, for example, Mr. Dixon made an adroit attempt to weight religious instruction, by proposing......

Mr. Gladstone's Speech On Friday Week, To Which We Have

alluded above, was marked by a kind of tenderness for his adversaries, of sympathy with them and their difficulties, which is sometimes wanting in his speeches, and which was......

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