Mr. Forster Proposed The Rejection Of The Bill, Showing That
in- more than five hundred schools the new principle would take effect, and that in the interests of the Church itself nothing could be more foolish and dangerous than to......
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......
Lord Sandon's Bill For Revindicating The Greater Number...
old grammar-schools for the Church of England, and for com- mitting the supervision of their regeneration to the Charity Commission, was carried through its second reading on......
The Second Reading Of The Bill Which Hands Over The
property of the Established Churclt in Seotland to a Presbyterian. Sect, without reserving any control over it to the Govern- ment of the country, was carried on Monday night by......
Mr. Justice Mellor Has Unseated Mr. Albert Grant For Kidder-
minster, with costs, and with, we presume, the usual disqualifica- tion, though this is not mentioned in any synopsis of the judg- ment yet published. It appears that in 1865......
A Short Discussion Arose Yesterday Week On The Subject Of
the revenue, between Mr. Childers and Sir Stafford Northcote, Mr. C hilders giving reasons to think that the revenue would fall very short of the Chancellor of the Exchequer's......
M. Magne, The Bonapartist Minister Of Finance, Has...
Assembly has a deficit of £2,600,000 to meet, and he proposed to meet it by one of two alternative schemes,—a tax on salt, or an addition of half a decime to all existing taxes.......
The Unveiling Of Mr. Noble's Bronze Statue Of The Late
Earl of Derby in Parliament Square this day week by the Prime Minister was a ceremonial of no little interest, and marked by . something like classical taste and terseness. Only......
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