Mr. Hanbury, The Defeated Candidate At Taraworth,...
the Times of last Saturday the fact that three of Mr. Hamar Bass's proposers supported him, not for his views on the Eastern policy of the Government, but in spite of those......
Lord Hartingtou Has Not Chosen To Challenge The Policy Of
the Government at all in his resolution. As he himself was most careful to point out, he challenges only the constitutionality of the course adopted in concealing from the House......
Viscount Sandon Has Been Taken Into The Cabinet, Where He
raises the number of Cabinet Ministers to thirteen. There is no reason to think that he will add much to the strength of the Government, or that he will add much to its......
Some Of The English Members Are Doing Their Best To
rival Mr. Parnell, and Mr. Biggar, and Mr. O'Donnell, in the violence and impropriety of their language in debate. On Thursday night Mr. T. Cave, the Member for Barnstaple,......
A Deputation Of Great Influence, Headed By The Marquis Of
Ripon, and representing mainly the North of England, waited on the Duke of Richmond and Gordon on Thursday, to request that if a new University is instituted at the request of......
It Is Clear That Professor Henry Smith Will Poll A
respectable poll at Oxford, but that the Conservative will beat him, almost probably, by three to one. On Thursday evening the numbers. were,—Mr. Talbot, 2,459; Professor Smith,......
The Debates In The Lords And Commons On The Conduct
of Government in summoning Sepoys to Europe without consulting Parliament are fixed for Monday, Lord Selborne having changed his original day, Thursday, so that the debates may......
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