7 SEPTEMBER 1878, page 2

The Minister At War Attended The Cutlers' Feast At Sheffield

on Thursday, and made a long speech upon the Eastern Question. It was a most dreary affair, a common-place account of all that has happened in the past two years, without a......

Every Government, It Is Said, And We Believe Truly Said,

"obeys the law of its being,"—that is, rises and falls by the same means and in pursuance of the same idea. If this is true, this Government, which has regulated all its policy......

A Calamity Almost Unequalled In The History Of This Country

occurred on Tuesday evening in the Thames. The Princess Alice,' a large saloon steamer, built of wood, and very slight in construction, was returning from Gravesend at eight in......

The Last Stage In The Operations Connected With The Raising

and removing of the Eurydice' has at length been reached, the pumps having beaten the inflow of water, and on Sunday morning last the ill-fated hull was towed into its last......

The Vines Of Monday Publishes An Account Of The Forces

main- tained by the Indian Princes, drhich is obviously intended to prepare the public mind for some forthcoming decree for their statement, the Marhatta Princes this We have......

Catastrophe, The Annihilation Of Entire Families, Instead...

in number, of 70,000, the Maharaja of Cashmere of better deserving the energetic help of the whole community. 20,000, and the Nepanlese ruler of 100,000, while they possess in......

Sir Charles Dilke Made A Long And Powerful Speech To

his constituents on Wednesday. Much of it, of course, was taken up with the Eastern Question, upon which Sir Charles, though a decided anti-Russian, holds that the Government......

Mr. Mundell& Held A Second Meeting In Sheffield On Monday,

which was attended by 3,000 persons, and was a great success, the rowdyism displayed at the previous meeting having disgusted the electors. The points of his speech were the......