Lord Alcester (admiral Seymour) And Lord Wolseley Were On...
presented, the former with the freedom of the City of London, and the latter with an address of congratu- lation, enclosed in a gold casket. They were subsequently entertained......
The Government Have Determined Not To Make The...
retrospective, in other words, to make it apply only to persons elected after the passing of the Bill. This was the course taken in relation to the Catholic Relief Bill of 1829,......
Mr. Bradlaugh Has Succeeled In His Appeal To The House
of Lords on one point which is probably not an unimportant point for him. The House of Lords have decided, by three judi- cial votes against one—for we do not count Lord......
Mr. Parnell Concluded The Debate In A Bitter Speech, Which
left his general policy less intelligible than ever. After making the Parliamentary but perfectly useless points that Mr. Glad- stone, who supported local government in Ireland,......
The Conservatives Made Very Little Of Their Reply To Mr.
Childers's Budget speech on Monday. Indeed, their reply was not to his facts, but to inferences which they feared that the country would draw from his facts. The simple truth......
Mr. Barry On Wednesday Brought Forward Mr. Healy's Bill...
Elective Councils for Irish Counties, giving them full powers of local taxation, and the right of nominating Sheriffs, Sustices of the Peace, and all other county officers. The......
At The Annual Dinner Of The Institution Of Civil Engineers,
which took place last Saturday, Mr. Bright, who answered for the House of Commons, made some remarks on the inconveniences of doing work in an assembly of which a large minority......
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