The Meeting At Exeter Hall In The Evening, Under The
presidency of Mr. Mundella, was equally remarkable. Another attempt to divert the meeting to the false trail of universal suffrage was made, and again it failed. Mr. Fawcett was......
Mr. Fawcett Made A Very Able Speech On The Commons
Bill on Thursday night, pointing out the five principal blots in it,— that it gives no security against enclosures being illegally made and without the sanction of Parliament ;......
There Was A Strange Shindy In The House Of Commons
on Monday night, a propos of Mr. Disraeli's elaborate and certainly dignified refusal to amnesty the remaining " Fenian " prisoners. Mr. Disraeli stated that there are but......
Lord Winmarleigh, And Lord Cardwell (the President Of The...
Commission), both spoke cordially in support of the Bill, though Lord Winmarleigh appeared to regret the fifth clause, which exempts dogs and cats from liability to these......
Mr. Fish's Note To The American Chargé D'affaires In London,
in reference to the refusal of the British Government to surrender Winslow without an undertaking that he should not be tried for any crime except that for which he is......
Lord Carnarvon Moved The Second Reading Of The Government...
Bill on Monday night, in an eloquent speech, in which he pointed out the abuse of the practice abroad, the increasing tendency of our physiological students to study abroad, the......
A Very Remarkable Conference Of Labourers' Delegates Was...
the Farrin gdo n- Stre et Memorial Hall on Wednesday, under the pre- sidency of Mr. John Morley. Almost all of them were delegates of the National Agricultural Labourers' Union,......
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