Mr. Bright's Address To The Electors Of The Central Division
of Birmingham is one of great dignity and power. He declines to pledge himself to the " principle " of the Home-rule Bill,—a principle "which may be innocent or most dangerous,......
Lord Salisbury On Friday Week Made An Unusually Temperate...
at Leeds, in which he endeavoured to explain his indiscreet utterance about twenty years of repression. He declared that he had not recommended anything to be made punishable......
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Mr. Gladstone's First Edinburgh Speech Was Delivered In...
yesterday week. Arguing that of the 250 Conser- vative seats, 40 were due to the Irish votes, he held that if the Irishmen in the constituencies had not voted for those who......
News Of The Week.
p ARMAMENT is to be dissolved to-day, the writs will be out in the evening, and the first pollings should take place on Friday, the elections then proceeding continuously for a......
In Monday's Speech Mr. Gladstone Pursued The Same Theme. He
insisted that Ireland had forced herself again upon Parlia- ment, just as an obstruction on a line of railway forces the removal of that obstruction on the railway authorities......
