News Of The Week.
T HE year 1887 has expired since our last issue, and expired unlamented. The note of the year was its tiresomeness. In politics, as in business, every one was required to keep......
* * The Editors Cannot Undertake To Return Manuscript, In
any case.......
Notice To Advertisers.
With the "SPECTATOR" of Saturday, January 29th, will be issued, gratis, a SPECIAL LITERARY SUPPLEMENT, the outside pages of which will be devoted to Advertisements.......
The. Winchester Election Resulted In A Very Much Greater...
for the Unionists than that of 1886. Mr. Moss was elected, after the heaviest poll that Winchester has ever given, by a majority of 515 over Mr. Vanderbyl, the Home-ruler, the......
The Paris Correspondent Of The Times Describes, In The Im-
pression of this day week, a conversation between Mr. Gladstone and M. Daryl (the English correspondent of the Paris Temps) on the subject of the recent reduction of Irish rents......
The Telegrams Received From The Continent During The Week...
all been of the tranquillising kind ; but they do not amount to much. Certain negotiations have been commenced between the Courts of St. Petersburg and Vienna which are expected......
Instead Of This, M. Tisza, The Hungarian Premier,...
the Deputies who congratulated him on New Year's Day, refused to say anything of a decidedly hopeful kind. The finances would be put right, he said, if the general situation of......
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