Mr. T. Mellor, M.p., In A Speech Last Week At
Ashton-under- Lyme, offered some explanation of the reason why our cotton cloth was being beaten out of the Indian market. It was, he said, the rascality of some of our......
Mr. Dillwyn—in Many Respects A Typical Radical—made A...
to his constituents at Swansea last week, in which he severely criticised the Government. Financially nothing could be looser, he said, than their revision of the rapidly-......
The Paris Correspondent Of The Times Forwards A Curious List
of the names circulated in 1848 from the Central Police Office of Berlin as those of men politically dangerous and suspicious. Among them are Mazzini, the deceased Radical......
The University Of Cambridge Is Trying To Do What It
can to improve the distribution of its own clerical patronage. It is pro- posed to create a Board of Patronage, consisting of nine members in all,—four members nominated by the......
Mr. Berry, The Liberal Premier Of Victoria, Has Carried His
plan for the reform of the Constitution through the Assembly, by a vote of three to one. Under this plan, whenever the Assembly and the Council differ, the rejected Bill would......
The Locked-out Labourers Of Kent And Sussex Held A Meeting
in Exeter Hall on Wednesday, the really important fact of which was that the men who were too poor to come were assisted with money by the London artisans. That is the first......
The Prussians Are Learning One Of The Consequences Of War.
They thought the £200,000,000 taken from France would enrich them for ever, but the Royal speech on November 19th is de- voted in great part to financial difficulties. The......
At A Session In Banco On Saturday Of The Queen's
Bench Division of the High Court of Justice, Lord Coleridge and Mr. Justice Mellor decided that fox-hunters have no right to trespass on an estate from which they are warned off......
A Decision Has Been Given In Jersey Which, If It
were good law in England, would alter the position of every shareholder in an unlimited Bank ; and in the case of the Glasgow estab- lishment, ruin the creditors or the long......
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