On Monday, The House Began The Discussion Of The Third
" water-tight compartment," but with a notable decrease of vigour and interest. The experience of "that two-handed engine at the door," which, as in " Lycidas," "stands ready to......
On Tuesday, And After Mr. T. W. Russell's Proposal To
include the principal teachers of the Irish National schools had been negatived, Mr. Balfour criticised Mr. Morley's scheme, and moved, as an amendment, that no official should......
On Thursday, The Guillotine Made Its Usual Weekly...
votes were taken without discussion on some ten clauses. These included matters of very great importance, and matters in regard to which discussion was impossible on the first......
On Monday, In The House Of Lords, Lord Londonderry Called
attention to the administration of justice in Ireland, relying, among other things, on the address of Mr. Justice Gib- son to the Grand Jury of the County Clare and on his......
A Cottage Hospital At Willesden, Containing Eight Beds And A
small private ward, which had been provided by the generosity of the eminent journalist, Mr. J. Passmore Edwards,—who in a great variety of ways had proved him- self a true......
On Monday, At The Quarterly General Court Of The London
Chamber of Commerce, when the President, Sir Albert Rollit, M.P., took the chair, the Chamber presented to Sir John Lubbock, M.P., an address, illuminated on vellum, warmly......
The Diecussion Of The Clauses Affecting The Treatment Of The
Irish Civil servants, and the conditions of their service, their dismissal, and their pensions, was continued on Wednesday, when the most important of the divisions occurred on......
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