24 FEBRUARY 1894, page 2

The Madrid Correspondent Of The Times States That The...

of an agreement between the Sultan of Morocco and the Spanish Government are fictions invented to soothe the pride of the Spanish people, who are morbidly excited over the......

Nothing Of Any Importance Has Come Out About Martial...

man whose bomb exploded and killed him in Greenwich Park—beyond the fact that he was not carrying a bottle, but a well-made bomb, and must, at the moment of explosion, have been......

The Irish Queen's Bench On Monday Dealt With The Accounts

of the Dublin Corporation on an application made by a ratepayer to oblige the auditor to enforce certain sur- charges. The Corporation, among other things, had spent £1,000 more......

On Monday The Times Published A Long Letter From Mr.

Sams, denouncing Mr. Labouchere for the charges he had made against the way in which the South Africa Company's forces had conducted the war. To this Mr. Labouchere replied on......

The Ultra-protectionists In France Have Sustained Some-...

defeat. M. Maine, the head of the party and President of the Customs' Committee, proposed to raise the tax on imported wheat from 5 fr. to 8 fr. per quintal. The Russians,......

A Large Deputation From Ithe London Trades Council And From

Radical clubs met Mr. Chamberlain, on Wednesday, to protest against the Local Veto Bill, to which they objected not only in principle, but because it gives the ratepayers a......

Notes From Ireland, Of Last Saturday, Reprints Portions Or A

speech made by Mr. Dillon on January 17th of this year, which deserve more attention than they have yet received.. They show how erroneous is the notion that even the Anti-......