There Will Be A Great Debate On Monday On The
Report of the Evicted Tenants Commission, That Commission, pre- sided over by Mr. Justice Mathew, decided, it appears, that "the combinations into which the tenants entered......
It Is Assumed That The Irish Parliament, If Established,...
not raise revenue except by taxation ; but is that quite so certain ? We find nothing in the Bill to prevent their establishing a lottery which, with all Europe subscribing,......
The Pretty Little Watering-place Of Sandgate, Near...
on Saturday evening with a misfortune which, although unattended by loss of life, involved almost as much ruin as an earthquake could have caused. The rows of houses facing the......
On Sunday M. Taine, The Eminent Critic And Historian, Died
of diabetes and pulmonary phthisis, from which he had been suffering for a year past. A fortnight ago, on the advice of M. Pasteur, recourse was had to a Brown-Sequard injection......
" Layman," Suggests That The Erau E Se In Me T S H ' E...
every person appointed wWheolshsigSnusspheinnisoserlfy to preferment in the Church of Wales and Monmouthshire, after the passing of the Bill, to "hold the ak emoluments subject......
Bank Rate, 2 2 2 - - Per Cent.
New Consols (2f) were on Friday 981.......
The Correspondence Now Running In The Times On The Sub-
ject of Home-rule, has produced some very remarkable letters. One published in Tuesday's issue, signed "An Irish Manu- facturer," is of special interest. The writer says—and it......
The Great Grimsby By-election Has Ended In A Remarkable...
for the Liberal Unionist, Mr. Heneage, who was returned on Monday by a majority of 964 votes over Mr. Broadhurst, the Gladstonian candidate (for Mr. Heneage, 4,427 votes ; for......
Yesterday Week Mr. Gladstone Received A Deputation From...
Federation asking for an eight-hours Bill; and in reply to their representations, expressed a unanimity view that, until there is a "very near approach to mmity," there ought to......
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