In The Lower House Of Convocation, Dean Stanley Made A
most eloquent and telling exposure of the cowardice and bad faith of this ecclesiastical coup d'e'tat. He could never believe, he said, that the House of Convocation would "......
On Tuesday Lord Cairns Raised The Subject Of Mr. Gladstone's
statement on the night of the Address, that the neutralization of the Black Sea had not been the principal point insisted on in the Treaty of Peace after the Gritneati War, and......
We Have Given So Much Space Elsewhere To The General
drift of the Voysey judgment and its probable results, that we need only here speak of it in relation to Mr. Voysey himself,—an able, earnest, and thoughtful Rationalist, whose......
In Spite Of A Dissuasive Appeal From Lord Halifax, The
Duke of Somerset moved on Thursday night for a Committee of Inquiry into the Board of Admiralty, saying in his short speech as many unpleasant things for Mr. Childers and the......
Sir Henry Storks Has At Length Found A Seat, Having
been elected for Ripon. The Contagious Diseases' Act must, it is clear, be aban- doned, even if its moral results were less doubtful than they are, as we cannot enforce hygienic......
The Bishops Have Struck The Heaviest Blow At The National
Church which it has received for many a long year,—without knowing it ; but three righteous men have been found, the Bishops of St. David's and Exeter and the Dean of......
A Bill Is To Be Introduced By Government Prohibiting...
Peers from sitting in the House of Lords. The rule already exists, in the House of Commons, and is a just one, as we do not want lawgivers who represent their creditors ; but......
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