The Fire At The Pantechnicon Proved Quite As Disastrous As
in a hurried paragraph on Friday we had anticipated. The building was erected in 1830, had gradually increased, and was supposed to be fire-proof, the principle of its......
The Experience Of The General Election Has Been Sadly To
confirm-our impression that promises to vote one way have been - very largely succeeded by votes given the other way, if given at all. Too many promise according to their......
Mr. Charles Reed, M.p. (provisionally) - For Hackney, And...
the London School Board, has received, through Mr. Gladstone, the offer (which he has declared his intention to accept) of knighthood, for his great services on the School......
The Governing Board Of Rugby Decided On Thursday To Appoint
Dr. Jex-Blake, now Principal of Cheltenham College, to the Head Mastership vacant by the dismissal of Dr. Hayman. Mr. Percival, of Clifton College, was, we imagine, passed over......
The Nature Of The Mysterious Faw.ination Which The Ledger...
to have for a particular English school of spiritual enthusiasts is one of those difficult problems which will hardly ever be completely solved. It must, as we suggested in a......
Our Contemporary The Academy, Which Has Suddenly Sprung...
great literary position, and is full of instructive and interest- ing matter, published yesterday an interesting letter on the sub- ject of Dr. Livingstone's death, from the......
Mr. Rathbone, M.p. For Liverpool, And Mr. David Maclver, Had
a very interesting discussion at Liverpool last week on the proper mode of- carrying out Mr. Plimsoll's views concerning unseaworthy ships. Mr. Rathbone maintained that Mr.......
Mr. Roebuck, The Tory Member For Sheffield, Is Curiously...
in any sense of political propriety. He made a congratulatory speech to his supporters on Monday, of which these were the three points,—that Mr. Gladstone is a political......
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