The Western Mail Of Tuesday Professes To Quote From A.
"Liberal" Gloucester paper—the Gloucester Journal of last Saturday—an article on "The Downfall of England," which contains one of the most violent pieces of vituperation against......
Mr. Parnell, Speaking In Dublin On Wednesday, Congratu-...
heartily on the passing of the Fisheries Act, the Labourers Act, and the Tramways Act, and he anticipated that before long a measure of local self-government for Ireland would......
The London Journals Have Been Making Far Too Little Of
the disturbances in Croatia. Whether these disturbances are sup- pressed summarily or not, they are symptomatic of a chronio hostility to Magyar domination, which nothing short......
The Check Of France In One Of The Anamite Regions,—the
chief campaign upon the Red River,—has been compensated by a brilliant victory over the capital, Hue, where a convention was signed between France and the Anamite King, on......
Mr. Bright Made Two Speeches On The Temperance Question At
Birmingham, on Wednesday, on the occasion of opening a new coffee tavern, to be called by Mr. Cobden's name. In the first speech, he explained that for ten years he had never......
In His Greater Speech At The Town Hall, Mr. Bright
was, as he himself hinted, truly Conservative in his suggestion of the best way of dealing with the Temperance question. He would, he said, prescribe by law a certain maximum in......
It Would Almost Seem As If The French Were Likely
to take warning by the disagreeable hints which they have lately i received of the way in which great enterprises n the East hamper them at home. It looks as if they were......
The Comte De Chambord Is To Be Buried Near Goritz,
on Monday, in the Monastery of the Franciscans at Castagna.vicca, where his grandfather, Charles X., already lies. The funeral will be a solemn one, for the good Prince did in......
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