News Of The Week.
HE dispute between the Indian Government and the King of T Burnish has been made more intelligible this week, and at the same time more grave, by some telegrams, and an......
The Prospects Of The Dissolution Of The French Assembly Are
rapidly improving. All fractions of the Left, with a moderation rare in French politics, have agreed as far as possible to avoid discussion, that the Dissolution may be hastened......
Mr. Forster Replied To Mr. Salt In A Speech Of
a good deal of fire, of which we have noticed some of the main points elsewhere. He disclaimed above everything making a party issue of this question, and expressed his belief......
It Has Been Decided That This Visit Should Be A
State affair or Royal Progress, and be paid for partly out of Imperial and partly • -• out of Indian funds. Mr. Disraeli on Thursday stated in his place that the Prince would......
Mr. Trevelyan's Bill For The Extension Of Household...
the counties was debated on Wednesday, when Mr. Salt (M.P. for Stafford) moved its rejection, in a rather remarkable speech, in which he did not spare either the present or the......
The Proposal, Of Course, Did Not Pass Without Opposition....
Burt, Mr. Macdonald, and Mr. P. A. Taylor opposed the grant, assigning no reasons, but stating that it would create great discontent among the working-classes. Their speeches,......
