14 APRIL 1894, page 2

The Moplah Rising In Malabar, Reported This Week, Is Not

a new symptom of discontent. Though originally Hindoo converts, they are the most fanatic Mussulmans in the world,. firmly believing that whenever they die in battle with the......

Lord Bowen, In Former Years One Of The Most Brilliant

of the contributors to this journal, died early on Tuesday morn- ing after several weeks of serious illness, to the universal regret of all who knew him and within a few months......

On Tuesday, The House Of Commons Began The Discussion Of

the Navy Estimates. Mr. Arnold-Forster made a speech. which deserved the praise it obtained from all sides. The programme was, he considered, a very fair one.. He did not......

The Proceedings Of The Board Of Conciliation, Recently...

settle coalminers' disputes, have been roughly interrupted. Lord Shand, the chairman, declined, it seems, to place the right to a" living wage " among the "Rules " of the Board,......

Mr. Balfour Made A Speech At Bradford On Wednesday In'

favour of Lord Randolph Churchill's candidature for the- Central Division of Bradford, which now returns Mr. Shaw- Lefevre. He endeavoured to imitate the provident policy of......

On Monday, The Chancellor Of The Exchequer Moved For Leave

to take Tuesday and the morning sitting of Friday for Government business for the rest of the Session, of which only one month had elapsed, and declared, frankly enough, that......

On Friday Last, Mr. Woods Raised The Favourite Question Of

the politically inept—the system of royalty-rents and wayleaves- in mines. They injured our great industries, and ought to be acquired by the State. Royalties in foreign......