25 JULY 1896, page 2

Both Mr. Chamberlain And The Chancellor Of The Ex- Chequer

gave eloquent expression on Wednesday night to their loyal admiration of Mr. Balfour. Mr. Chamberlain, in addressing the Cordwainers' Company, took occasion to say that nothing......

On Monday Mr. Balfour Moved The Suspension Of The 12

o'clock rule to the end of the Session, and intimated that it would be impossible to think of carrying either the Shop Hours Bill or the Benefices Bill this Session, or to take......

The Irish Land Bill Will Get Through After All In

spite of the little defeat, due no doubt to the Royal wedding of Wednesday, which the Government suffered on that day, when the clause (24) providing that money should be paid......

On Friday Lord Salisbury Rose In His Place In The

House of Lords and drew attention to the Venezuelan papers. The negotiations were not complete, but they were advancing favourably and "with entire friendliness on the part of......

On Friday, July 17th, The Correspondence Between Lord...

Olney, and our Ambassador at Washington was laid before Parliament. We have dealt elsewhere with the arbitration proposals, but must notice here that part of the correspondence......

The Full Text Of The Venezuelan Case To Be Presented

to the American Commission was published in Tuesday's Times. It is a moderately worded document and contains no reference to the Bull of Alexander VI. It begins by stating that......

On Jane 12th Mr. Olney Replied, Making Several...

Commission of four would be useless, because its decisions must either be unanimous or else three to one. Equal voting must result in a deadlock. Next, there was no attempt to......