Mr. Gladstone Has *ritten To Mr. Arnold Morley To Express
the hope that the relations which they bore to each other in the last Government may be continued in Opposition ; but he declares his need of a certain amount of rest after "the......
Lord Randolph Churchill, It Is Mysteriously Hinted, Will...
upon to apologise in Parliament for the calculated insults to Mr. Gladstone contained in his address to the electors of South Paddington. Nothing, however, is further from Lord......
The Meeting At Devonshire House On Thursday Went Off Very
satisfactorily, though Lord Hartington's words on the main subject of his address, the paramount importance of keeping the Liberal Party together, and of not incurring the......
News Of The Week.
p ARMAMENT met on Thursday, and the House of Com- mons proceeded at once to the election of a Speaker. Mr. Peel, of course, was chosen, Sir E. Birkbeck moving and Mr. Gladstone......
The Only Contest Which Seems Likely To Be Serious Will
be that for East Birmingham, where Alderman Cook is coming forward to contest the new Home Secretary's seat, on a platform, it is said, satisfactory to many of the Liberal......
The New Tory Government Is Now Complete, And Besides The
appointments which we mentioned last week, Sir Richard Cross and Sir Frederick Stanley, who are both to have peerages, are to hold respectively the offices of Secretary of State......
