6 APRIL 1889, page 1

The Speeches On Mr. Bright Delivered In The House Of

Commons on Friday week were all good. Mr. W. H. Smith dwelt on Mr. Bright's perfect simplicity and dislike of any- thing like adulation. " He was remorseless," said the First......

News Of The Week.

G ENERAL BOULANGER has given Parisians a, new surprise. Being informed by his friends, or, as he says, by the police, that it had been decided to arrest him, and afterwards try......

The Flight Has Been Followed By A Storm Of Insult,

General Boulanger being accused of cowardice, desertion of his friends, and fear of pecuniary bankruptcy. M. Thiebaud, an early disciple and infirm to counsellor, repudiates him......

The Government Has Determined To Prosecute General...

absence, and on Thursday applied to the Chamber for the regular permission. The President read to the Chamber an indictment drawn up by the Procureur- General, in which the......

Lord Hartington Remarked That Mr. Bright Did Not Profess To

be a statesman, and in the sense of official training perhaps was not exactly a statesman ; but that few men of equal power had ever applied so consistently to their public......

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