16 SEPTEMBER 1876, page 7
The Causes Of The National Excitement.
Ir . GLADSTONE truly said, in his speech at B]ackheath, that he had never seen a national movement so spontaneous, so swift, so wide-spread, and so deep as the burst of......
Alr. Lowe At Croydon.
'A/R. LOWE at Croydon was Mr. Lowe in his most char- .31 form,—Mr. Lowe at his luckiest, cleverest, most positive, most negative, most combative, and most de- structive point.......
A Colonial Danger.
T HE loose rein, which is all that we either desire or are able to keep upon the necks of our Colonies, permits of a freedom which is at once wholesome for those who enjoy it,......
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