During The Week The Relations Between Austria And Prussia...
become still more bitter. It is even reported that Austria has demanded the de-mobilization of the Prussian army, that Prussia has refused, and has on her side declared that she......
The Marquis Of Hartington Attempted, Later In The...
reply to Lord Stanley, but urged poor reasonswith laborious poverty. He said that all the four previous Reform 'Bills had failed, and attributed their failure to their all being......
The Debate Of Thursday Night, The First On The Second
reading of the Reform Bill, was at least animated. The huge rolls of petitions in favour of the Bill which delayed the debate appeared to produce a tonic effect on the leader of......
News Of The Week.
A MEETING of Earl Russell's supporters was held at his official residence, Downing Street, on the 9th inst. The attendance was large, exceeding 280, and the assemblage broke up......
The Princess Mary Of Cambridge Is Shortly, It Is Said,
to be "allied "—vulgo, married—to the Prince von 'Teck, son of a brother of the late King of Wurtemburg, bra morganatic marriage with the Countess of Hohenstein. The Prince was......
The Grand Assemblage In Parliament Street Recommended By...
did not come off. A few hundred persons assembled on the 12th inst. to see the members pass in, who cheered Mr. Gladstone, and would, we dare say, have hooted Mr. Lowe, only......
Earl Grosvenor's Speech In Support Of His Amendment Was...
wise so far as it 'quite disengaged him from the Lowe • anti-arthain . prejudices, but pale and very feeble, and it was not till Lord Stanley rose that the reasonable objections......
The Only Liberal Accession To Lord Grosvenor's Amendment...
Thursday was Mr. Pim, the member for Dublin. He announced his great dislike to becoming "an independent and useless unit" by separating himself from his party, but declared......
