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There Is Nothing New About The Ashantee War This Week,

except a most spirited defence of it from the Under-Secretary for the Colonies, Mr. Knatchbull-Hugessen. We have analysed his argument elsewhere, but must add here that he......

The Death Of Mrs. Arnold,—the Widow Of The Great Head-

master of Rugby, and we might almost say, of the founder of the Broad Church in that sense in which the Broad Church is not only distinct from, but almost opposed to, the......

Lord Houghton Opened The Social Science Congress At...

Wednesday in a lengthy and over-discursive speech, which, however, had points in it. One, and perhaps the most important, was made it propos of the failure of the licensing......

An American Has Done A Very Generous Thing, For Which

Eng- lishmen should not fail not only to be grateful, but to let it be -visible that they are grateful. The Dean of Westminster, laving issued a circular proposing to place a......

An Excellent Letter Appears In The Times Of Tuesday Last

on the :zeal which the male friends of female education express that women shall, at all events, learn to be good Cooks. The writer, who signs herself "An Old Housekeeper,"......

The Miners Of Morpeth Have Made Between 2,000 And 3,000

claims to be put on the Register, and the revising barrister is said to have admitted them all with the exception of about 73, to the great satisfaction of the miners, who hope......

Professor Erichsen, Speaking At The University College...

day of the opening of the schools, made a remarkable statement about surgery. He said that he thought that the limit of surgery as an art—that is, the use of the knife—had been......

The Governors Of Rugby, Who Meet Next Week, Will Have

another questionable act of Dr. Hayman's to consider. The num- bers of the School are understood to have fallen so much that it was necessary to dismiss an Under-master, and Dr.......

Consols Were On Friday 921 To 92f.

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