Mr. Walter Bagehot, For Eighteen Years Back Editor Of The
Economist, and the author of some of the most original literary and economical works of the day,—of whose remarkable abilities and character we have spoken at some length in......
Out Of This Incident Arose A "personal Explanation" On...
for Mr. Gladstone wrote to Sir H. Drummond Wolff on the subject of this citation, and published his letter in Monday's papers, and while admitting that Sir II. Wolff had no......
The Italian Budget Has Nearly Reached An Equilibrium. S....
in presenting on March 27 his estimate for 1877, stated that the income would be £55,880,000, and the total expenditure £55,400,000, leaving a surplus of £480,000. This surplus......
Mr. Rylands Made His Threatened Speech Against Sir Henry...
on Tuesday, and it was rather injudicious, hinting that the Ambassador Ordinary thwarted the Ambassador Extra- ordinary at Constantinople, which, of course, he could not prove.......
Mr. Gladstone, In His Brilliant Speech, Insisted On The Very
grave responsibility which we had incurred by the Crimean war, by depriving the Christians of Turkey of the protectorate secured to Russia, in his opinion, by the treaty of......
A Terrible Accident Occurred To The Scotch Express On The
North-Eastern line on Saturday night. The train, going at about thirty miles an hour, had arrived at a curve south of Morpeth, when the engine left the line, "the flange of a......
It Is The Misfortune Of Our Present Arrangements That In
any debate on foreign policy in the House of Commons neither the Foreign Secretary nor the Premier is there to answer. Mr. Bourke and the Chancellor of the Exchequer did what......
It Appears That The Contest Between President Hayes And The
Senate was really terminated by the country. The "wire- pullers," with Mr. Blaine at their head, were extremely irritated at Mr. Hayes's selections for the Cabinet, and resolved......
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