5 APRIL 1884, page 2

The Duke Of Albany Will Be Buried To-day In St.

George's Chapel, Windsor, amidst universal regret, which found good expression in Lord Granville's and Mr. Gladstone's speeches on Monday, when moving the votes of condolence......

The Debate Of Thursday Night Was Not A Very Important

one.. Mr. Broadhurst, who began it, gave abundant evidence of the- deep interest taken by the working-classes in this measure, showing, for instance, that the Trade Unions of......

Tuesday's Debate Was Begun By Sir Michael Hicks-beach,...

all the genuine Conservatives, made a speech which might much better have been delivered against Mr. Disraeli's Bill of 1867 than against the present measure. His idea seemed to......

On The Subject Of The Proportion Of Members To Be

allotted to England, Scotland, and Ireland, Mr. Forster held to his con- viction,—Ireland should have 91, instead of 105; Scotland 71, instead of 61; and England and Wales 495,......

Mr. Stansfeld Devoted His Speech Chiefly To An Eloquent De-

fence of the policy of including Ireland in the Bill. "If nine- tenths, or even ninety-nine hundredths," he said, "of the popu- lation of Ireland were Parnellite, practical......

On Monday, Mr. Forster Reopened The Adjourned Debate On The

Franchise Bill, in a speech strongly supporting the separation of the Franchise Bill from the Redistribution Bill. He refused to go into general motives for a forced......

Prince Bismarck Was Sixty-nine On Tuesday, And His Birth-...

was, as usual, the signal for a shower of congratulations from all Germany. He is materially better in health, having recently submitted to physicians who insist upon reasonable......

On Thursday Night, There Were Seventy-two Questions, And...

interrogated as to the best mode of getting rid of this interrogating nuisance, declined for the second time to- separate it from the general question of procedure, of which it......

Sir Robert Peel Replied To Mr. Forster In A Speech

that was ranch laughed at, though its irony was very common-place. He called Mr. Forster the most expert political tight-rope dancer he had ever seen in his life, and spoke of......