On The Subject Of The Failure Of The French Treaty
of Com- merce, too, Lord Hartington made a very clear statement. The Government, he said, had not attempted to haggle and bargain with the French Government. It had taken its......
Mr. Blennerhassett's Bill For The Abolition Of...
rise on Wednesday to a sharp and sensible debate. The landlords' advocates, of course, condemned the Bill, nominally on the ground that they would be compelled to demand rents......
A Course Of Lectures For Male And Female Students Is
to be given at South Kensington upon dairy; poultry, and bee management, farm-garden culture, and other minor food indus- tries, and at the same time an exhibition is to be held......
The Guardian Of Last Wednesday Has Accused The Spectator Of
being an "apologist" for the outrages on the Jews in Russia. The truth is that we reserved our judgment on the case till we were in possession of the evidence of our own Consuls......
Sonie Light Has At Last Been Thrown On The Theft
of the body of Lord Crawford. The police of Aberdeenshire believe, on the -evidence of letters demanding ransom, that the body was stolen for plunder only, and that the active......
Mr. Frederick Treves, Of The London Hospital, In A Lecture
on the dress of the period, delivered last Saturday, made a very judicious attack on the artificial narrowing of the waist, which is, indeed, not only injurious to the health,......
Lord Hartington Made A Good Speech On Wednesday At The
twenty-second annual dinner of the Association of the Chambers -of Commerce, in reply to the toast of " Her Majesty's Ministers," which was proposed by Mr. Moore, with......
A Case Concerning Which There Has Been A Great Deal
of talk terminated on Tuesday. Mr. Robarts, Remembrancer of the City of London, was charged by a clerk in the office with " mutilating and tampering with the books." Upon this......
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