Mr. Ward Hunt Is Certainly Not Likely To Leave Behind
him a reputation for good judgment in his administration of the Admiralty. 021 Tuesday night, Mr. Ashley brought forward a motion mildly censuring the Government for its conduct......
The Admirers Of That Content And Pliancy Which Ignorance Is
supposed to foster in the poor should consider the case of the labourer, William Parris, who was convicted at Maidstone on Wednesday, before Baron Huddleston, of the brutal......
Mr. Cross Was Almost Mobbed At The Home Office On
Monday by a crowd of excited doctors, who attended to pro- test against the Government's Vivisection Bill. The corridors, as well as the, reception-room, were crowded, and the......
The Latest Revenue Report Strongly Confirms The View We Have
taken of the prevailing " hard times." They are hard times for the well-to-do, rather than for the bulk of the people. The Com- missioners report that in 1875, in spite of......
Vice-chancellor Sir R. Malin Had On Monday To Decide A
curious case. H. Stuart Duncombe, son of Mr. Duncombe, a solicitor of some property, in 1868 appeared at his father's office and asked for assistance. His father, who had......
Mr. Gladstone, In Giving The Prizes To The Students Of
the London Hospital on Thursday, spoke of the great danger of modern life as " specialism," but held that the medical profession would exercise an increasing influence over men,......
The Bravo Case, Or "the Balham Mystery," As It Is
now called, was reopened on Monday by Mr. Carter, the Coroner who presided at the former investigation. As, yet but little evidence of interest has been produced, the Coroner......
Is It The Growing Modesty Of The Young, Or The
growing coldness of the old, which seems to discourage so much the rise of new oratorical ability amongst us? Here is Lord Dufferin, whom none of us knew to be a finished orator......
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