28 SEPTEMBER 1889, page 2

The Internal Trouble In Servia, Seems To Be Coming To

a head. Queen Natalie has taken a house in Belgrade, and announces her intention of residing there. As she is popular with the mass of the voters, and has great influence with......

On Monday, Mr. Gladstone Received At Hawarden A Deputa- Tion

from the Hyde Reform Club, Cheshire, sent to congratulate him on his golden wedding, and made a speech which, like most of his speeches of late, was a little mixed. He made some......

Mr. Chaplin Has Been Re-elected For Sleaford By 4,386 Votes

to 3,078, being seven more than his majority in 1885, when he polled 4,761 votes to 3,460 given to Mr. Sharpe. The reduced figures are due, it is said, to an actual decline in......

Sir William Macgregor, The Administrator Of British New...

been sending home accounts of his successful attempt to scale the Owen Stanley range, the loftiest chain of mountains in his dominions. The highest crest of the ridge, found to......

It Is Worth While Noticing That Mr. Blaine, The American

Secretary of State, is steadily pursuing one favourite object of his policy. His agents have summoned a " Congress" of North, Central, and South America, which will, we imagine,......

Mr. Leonard Courtney, Speaking At Liskeard On Wednes-...

his hearers to one of those massive pieces of oratory in which he excels. The chief points in the address, which was mainly occupied with Ireland, we have dealt with at length......

Speaking In Support Of Mr. Chaplin's Candidature On...

the Sleaford Corn Exchange, Mr. Stanhope, the Secretary of State for War, made one of those common- sense, commonplace speeches which always delight the hearts of the......

Mr. Balfour Has Written Two Letters On The Question Of

Irish University Education. In the first, addressed to Mr. C. H. Firth, he points out the absurdity of the Gladstonians com- plaining of Rome-rule being established by aid given......