On Thursday, The Date Of The Latest Despatches From Trin-
kitat, it was fully expected that General Graham, with the Expedition under his command, would on Friday morning march from Fort Baker, which had been occupied to protect the......
The Election Of The New Speaker On Tuesday Was Marked
by an impressive incident. Mr. Whitbread, himself so often named for the Chair, moved the election of Mr. Arthur Peel, in a speech in which he showed that connection with......
Monday And Tuesday Night In The Commons Were Mainly Occupied
with stately ceremonial. On Monday, Mr. Gladstone moved a vote of thanks to the retiring Speaker, Sir Henry Brand, and spoke of his zeal and ability, his judgment and fairness,......
It Is Becoming A Serious Question Whether The British...
should not ask that of Washington to aid in sup- pressing these villains, by signing a Treaty binding both nations to make conspiracy to injure foreign cities, or incite- ments......
London Has Been Excited, Though Not Alarmed, By The Dis-
covery of a plot to blow up three great railway-stations- Victoria Street, Paddington, and- Charing Cross—with dyna- mite. According to the Home Secretary, the plot in all three......
The Result Must Be Known Before These Words Reach Our
readers, and will, of course, affect the whole position in Egypt and the Soudan. If General Graham is victorious, the Mandi will lose half his prestige ; but if he is repulsed,......
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