The School Board Of London Have Carried, By A Majority
of 32 to 10— or, to speak more strictly, that was the majority against the amendment to refer back the report to the Committee for reconsideration—a report in favour of......
The School Board, We Are Glad To See, Have Not
been fortunate in relation to their somewhat ridiculous proposal to get a Royal Commission appointed to carry a reform of the principles of English spelling. While twenty-one......
We Hope The Islington Gazette Of Last Wednesday May Have
been taken in, much as the Daily Telegraph was apparently taken in a year or two ago, in its account of the dwarf-and-dog fight in the Potteries. The Islington Gazette is......
Mr. J. R. Ware, A Literary Man, Occupies The Third
floor of 50 Lincoln's Inn Fields, and Mr. S. Corpe occupies the second. Mr. Corpe is musical, and recently put up an organ twelve feet high, ten feet wide, and four feet deep in......
Mr. E. J. Reed, Formerly Constructor Of The Navy, In
a very important letter to Friday's Times, puts his finger, as we believe, on the real source of the greater number of our worst naval dis- asters, when he points out how......
Sir William Harcourt Publishes A Powerful Letter In The...
of Wednesday, in which he quotes textually the account of the Bulgarian atrocities read by Safvet Pasha to the European Con- ference. The Foreign Minister of Turkey, after......
Mr. Knowles, For Some Years Back One Of The Editors
of the Contemporary Review, and for the last few months its sole manager, having severed his connection with that Review, in consequence apparently of the sale of Mr. Strahan's......
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