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Presbyterianism Has Made A Strong Muster In Edinburgh,...

more than Geneva, has come to be reckoned the Mecca or Jerusalem of the sect. Over three hundred delegates, from about forty different Churches, all observing the Presbyterian......

A Section Of The Republican Party In America Is Evidently

dis- satisfied with Mr. Hayes's policy in the South. They say that in admitting the right of the Southern States to govern themselves, he has made them masters of the Union, and......

The Archbishop Of Canterbury Made A Statement To The Upper

House of Convocation on Wednesday, in which he explained— rather questionably, we think,—his conduct in granting Mr. Ridsdale a dispensation from his fancied obligation to obey......

Half-a-dozen Irish Members, Assisted By Mr. Whalley, Are...

best to make legislation impossible. They resist every vote taken after 12.30, and move incessant adjournments, necessitating a division on each. Seventeen divisions were ac-......

Richard And Ann Sudlow, Whose Frightful Cruelty To Two...

children boarded out with them by the Nantwich Guar- dians we referred to last week, were convicted on Tuesday, before the Cheshire Quarter-Sessions. Richard Sudlow was sen- .......

Marshal Macmahon Issued A General Order After The Review Of

last Sunday, which, especially as interpreted by the Conserva- tive Press, and as illustrated by a subsequent circular of the Minister of the Interior, M. de Fourtou, to the......

The Result Of The Election For Huntingdonshire, Announced...

is noteworthy. The Tories had an excellent candidate, Lord Mandeville, eldest son of the Duke of Man- chester, and he defeated his opponent, the Hon. H. W. Fitz- william, by......

Yesterday Week, In The High Court Of Justice, Judgment Was

delivered by Mr. Justice Mellor and Mr. Justice Lush, on the question raised against Hertford College, Oxford, by a Dis- senter, Mr. Tillyard, who had claimed the right to be......