3 APRIL 1875, page 2

John Martin, Member For Meath, The Brother-in-law Of John...

and his only genuine disciple, died on Monday at Newry. . He was a small landowner of County Down, was educated for the medical profession, and but for John Mitchell would......

The Bien Public Publishes A Rumour, As Yet, However, Uncon-

firmed, that Pedro II., the say.•an Emperor of Brazil, is about to abdicate in favour of his daughter, the Comtesse d'Eu, whose husband, one of the Orleans Princes, is a......

There Is A Grand Discussion Going On In The Papers

as to why Englishmen do not get the best teas, and Russians do. Some of the writers, who all seem to be experts, say the cause is the price ; but then Englishmen will give any......

The Lord Chief Justice, On Wednesday, Took Advantage Of A

dinner given by the Southampton Chamber of Commerce to complain of the calumnies and abuse to which he has recently been subjected :—" Gentlemen, the viper-tooth of calumny is......

It Is Stated That A Joint Committee Of The South-eastern

Railway and the London, Chatham, and Dover Railway Com- panies has decided on "a fusion of profits " and friendly inter- working at all points. That seems an ominous......

It Seems To Be Believed That Sir George Campbell Will

be accepted as the Liberal candidate for the Kirkcaldy Burghs, vacant by the death of Mr. Reid. Sir George is a resident in the neighbour- hood, is a thorough Liberal,......

This Orton Delusion May Have Serious Consequences Yet. On...

Monday a great meeting was called in Hyde Park to protest against the sentence passed upon the Claimant, and after listening to some inflated nonsense from Dr. Kenealy, agreed......

The Election For The Little Dorsetshire Borough Of...

excited some interest in official circles, ended on Wednesday in a severe defeat for the Tories. Either they did not like their candidate, Sir C. Whetham, or they did not care......

Mr. Elwes, The Suffolk Miser, Would Have A Hard Time

of it if he were alive now. He is said to have visited a clergyman once in the vestry after a charity sermon, and complimented him most highly on his eloquence. "In fact," he......