A Considerable Deputation Of Men Eminent In Acienee...
Earl de Grey and Mr. Forster on Friday, to press upon them the expediency of appointing a Commission to inquire into the rela- tions between the Government and Science. The idea......
At A Public Meeting Convened On Monday By The National
Education League in St. George's Hall, Langham Place, the Rev. D. Canty, Roman Catholic priest of the district, attended, and showed a good deal of pluck,—moving an amendment to......
A Great Meeting Was Held In Manchester On Tuesday To
give support to the Government especially in relation to the proposed. Land-Tenure Bill, the reduction of taxation, the abolition of University tests, the introduction of the......
A Numerously Signed Memorialwas Presented To The...
and York the other day praying for relief in the case.of Athanasian Creed. The memorialists wished either that 'may' should be substituted for shall' in the rubric ordering its......
In An Irish Ejectment Case The Other Day, Tried In
Dublin, the counsel for the ejecting landlord, Dr. Batteraby, Q.C., produced to the full Court a threatening letter, menacing him with death if he did not withdraw from the......
The Dean Of Arches, Sir R. Phillimore, Gave Judgment On
Thursday in the case against Mr. Parches, the celebrated Ritualistic preacher at Brighton. He decided that it was un- lawful for Mr. Purchas to wear, or allow to be worn, a......
"a Nonconformist," Who Writes To The Times, Seems To Be
in great trouble because it had been (erroneously) reported that the Archbishop of Syra and Tenos, robed in his vestments, had joined an Anglican procession in York Minster, and......
The Solicitor-general Made A Good Speech In Exeter Last...
in which he gave it as his impression (just as we have given it as ours), though disclaiming carefully any knowledge from behind the scenes, that the education measup promised......
Previous page
