The Inquest On The Body Of The Child Which Had

been forced into a starch-box, and sent by carrier to a person of the name of Green, 3 Abbey Road, St. John's Wood (where no such person resides), was concluded on Tuesday by......

Raikes, M.p. For The University Of Cambridge, Made A Not-

able proposal, in his speech at Bury St. Edmund's, on Monday. It was that household franchise should be conferred, as pro- posed, on the agricultural labourers, but that instead......

The Floods All Over Europe Are Very Bad, But They

are insig- nificant, compared with those of America. The Ohio, in parti- cular, has risen sixty-seven feet, and Cincinnati, with many other cities, has been submerged. The......

Mr. Trevelyan Denied Indignantly That The Irish...

any case interfered with the freedom of the Press and with free discussion. As an illustration of the gross misrepre- sentations made, Mr. Trevelyan explained that in one very......

Yesterday Week, Too Late For Our Last Issue, Died, At

the age of fifty-six, Professor H. J. S. Smith, Savilian Professor of Geometry at Oxford, and the greatest authority living on the theory of numbers. He was almost as......

There Has Been A Great Rush This Week Of Belated

speeches addressed to constituencies by their Members, of which we can- not pretend to give any adequate account. But we may remark that Mr. Herbert Gladstone's speech at Leeds......

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Lord Cranbrook Delivered Yesterday Week, At Maidstone,...

attack on the Liberal Party, particularly on Lord Derby. Lord Derby, he said, was quite incompetent to do any- -thing so energetic as take "a leap in the dark." "We admit -all......

The Times Of Thursday Affirms That Prince Napoleon, After...

release by order of the Court of Accusations, came to Eng- land, and visited the Empress Eug4nie. The result of the visit was that the Prince was formally recognised as head of......

Mr. Trevelyan's Speech At Hawick Yesterday Week Was In The

liighest possible tone, and contained as well a very impressive summary of the difficulties and facts of the Irish situation. He gave a frightful description df the amount of......