Thereupon, Mr. Forster Asked Whether Mr. Parnell Had Read...
whole of the letter, and Mr. Parnell replied that he was reading from a copy furnished by Mr. O'Shea, but that it was possible there was in the original letter an additional......
The Egyptian Crisis Is Not Over, But It Looks As
if Arabi Pasha were beaten. The Khedive remains firm, and, as usual, power is accreting to tha legal ruler who means to rule. A regiment is said to have declared for the......
A Great Part Of Monday Night And The Whole Of
the afternoon sitting of Tuesday were given up to very fierce personalities, in relation to what is now called by the Conservatives " the Treaty of Kilmainham,"—in other words,......
Later In The Evening, In Answer To Complaints Made By
Mr. O'Shea, Mr. Forster went further, and produced a private memorandum of a conversation between himself and Mr. O'Shea on the subject of the outrages, in which he had noted......
News Of The Week.
T HE election for the North-West Riding has turned out satis- factorily enough. Mr. Holden is returned, with a majority of 2,027 over his opponent, Mr. Gathorne Hardy. The......
The European Situation In Egypt Is Not Yet Clear. The
French and English Governments have despatched six ironclads to Alex- andria, and it is understood that on their arrival the Consuls- General will formulate certain demands ;......
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