News Of The Week.
A CATHOLIC named Kulmann, a carpenter from Magdeburg, a man of very violent temper, has been mad enough to think that he could assist the Catholic cause in Germany by......
Mr Gladstone's Six Resolutions Have Been Too Much For Mr.
Disraeli's political virtue. Forgetting that a Tory Premier should treat the Act of Uniformity as something beyond discussion, he jninped at the opportunity of placing his rival......
The Reporter Of The French Committee Of Thirty, M. Ventavon,
has laid his proposal before the Assembly. We have commented on it elsewhere, but may remark here that its central idea is to invest Marshal MacMahon with all the powers......
Sharp Skirmish Between Mr. Disraeli And The House 88 To
the rights of Private Members. We have described the main features and course of the debate in another column, but may mention here that no speech made a greater impression on......
There Was An Odd Incident At The Conclusion Of The
debate, when Mr. Hubbard (junior), M.P. for Buckingham, brandishing a large and highly gilt Prayer-book, as if it were a sort of enchanter's wand with which to appease the......
On Thursday, Mr. Gladstone Gave Notice That, Seeing That The
House had read' the Bill a second time without a division, and so intimtited its firm intention of passing the Bill, he thought it most proper to withdraw his Resolutions,......
