The Peace Supposed To Have Been Secured Is Far From
cer- tain. Servia, by the latest accounts, remains armed, though she has replied to a Turkish Note, asking explanations of her arma- ments, in a conciliatory manner, and has......
The Debate On The Second Reading Of Lord Sandon's Ele-
mentary Education Bill commenced on Thursday, with an able speech from Mr. Mundella, in favour of direct compulsion. He did not think the measure a bold or a simple one. With......
Europe Believes Itself—a Little Prematurely—to Be Once...
peace. Yesterday week, Mr. Disraeli, in reply to Lord Hartington, stated that the Berlin Memorandum had been with- drawn ; that the new Government of Turkey was not to be un-......
The Action Of Turkey Will, However, Depend On The Result
of .thin silent struggle going on in Constantinople. The European party there, beaded by Midhat Pasha, has been anxious for some sort of 44 Constitution," for the grant of......
Mr. Ashley Warmly Supported Mr. Mundella, But The Debate Was
not at any time brilliant. Mr. Ridley (the Oxford Uni- versity Commissioner) languidly defended the measure of the Government, though he thought there would be no inconsistency......
News Of The Week.
A TELEGRAM received in London on Friday morning, announces a catastrophe which may have a great effect on Eastern affairs. The Ministers were assembled on Thursday night in the......
