3 AUGUST 1872, page 3

There Was An Angry Squabble In The House Of Lords

on Monday. Lord Salisbury rose to remonstrate against the policy of forcing responsible government on the Cape Colony, a policy which he says will leave the English at the mercy......

We Seem To Be Threatened With A Meat Famine, As

well as a famine of Coal. All over the North the workmen and their wives are protesting quite savagely against the price of meat, and the butchers are holding meetings to see if......

The Scotch Education Bill Is Through At Last, The Commons

having agreed to the Lords' amendments with a modification in the most important of them. The Pears insisted that there should be a Scotch Board of Education, and Mr. Forster......

The Scotch Court Of Session Has Decided On The Petition

of the lady doctors that female students in the medical classes of the Edinburgh University are entitled to the same treatment as male students, and must, if competent, be......

The Goods' Porters On The London And North-western...

this week put themselves in the wrong. They had a quarrel with Mr. Greenish, the manager of the London goods' traffic, and -demanded that he should be dismissed. The Directors......

The Coroner's Inquest On The Hoxtou Murders Terminated On...

in a verdict of wilful murder against some person unknown. Not a trace of evidence of any kind has yet been discovered by the police, and it is probable that the case will be......

Mr. Graves On Tuesday Raised A Most Important Debate On

the manning of the Navy, which we must discuss more at length next week. At present we can only ask a question. Mr. Graves is ex- tremely anxious to feed the mercantile marine......

Mr. Gore Stood Forward On Friday As The Mouthpiece Of

a party which has talked nonsense in the Press for some time. He asked, as the Standard is always asking, why the export of coal was not stopped? Does the Standard imagine that......

Mr. Sumner, After Much Hesitation, Has Finally Pronounced...

Greeley, and has adressed a letter to the Negroes, urging them to vote for the Democratic candidate. It is not likely that the negroes will comply, but Mr. Sumner will carry......

Consols Were On Friday 921 To 92 For Money.

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