30 JANUARY 1886, page 2

Mr. Barclay's Amendment To The Address, Representing To...

"the pressing necessity for securing without delay to the cultivators of the soil such conditions of tenure as will aid and encourage them to meet the new and trying......

Mr. Jesse Collings On Tuesday Moved His Promised Amend- Ment

to the Address, in the shape of a motion that—" This House regrets that no measures are announced by her Majesty for the present relief of these classes [agriculturalists], and......

In The Decisive Division, 255 Liberals And 74 Parnellites...

for Mr. Jesse Collings, while 18 Liberals voted against him, and 55 were absent, several, no doubt, from causes not in any way political Only 10 Conservatives were absent. Both......

Mr. Hunter Made A Clever Speech On Tuesday Against The

expenditure of Indian revenue on the conquest of Burmah, but it made little impression. Parliament cares little about technicalities, and Mr. Gladstone thought the motion,......

Considerable Feeling Has Been Excited In England Among...

of Greece by this action of the British Government ; but it is not quite reasonable. In view of the condition of Mace- donia and Epirus, Greece has always cause of war with......

The Government Entrusted Its Defence To Mr. Chaplin, Who Was

aggravating and injudicious. He sneered at his opponents as aldermen, grew tedious in denouncing small oulture—which had little to do with the matter in hand—and then declared......

The Great Powers Have Acted With More Decision Than We

expected. They have communicated a collective Note to M. Delyannis, stating that, in the absence of any just cause of war with Turkey, a naval attack on that Power will not be......