In The Meeting Of The Proprietors Of The Freeman's Journal,
on Thursday, the friends of Mr. Parnell received another defeat, and probably the most disastrous defeat they have yet met with. Mr. E. D. Gray proposed a vote of censure on the......
News Of The Week.
O N Tuesday, at a banquet at Merseburg, in Saxony, the German Emperor delivered a characteristic speech. It was, however, somewhat more gloomy than his usual harangues, and even......
M. De Blowitz, Telegraphing On Monday Night. Declared...
had received information of what passed at Cronstadt from a very trustworthy source. According to this information, Admiral Gervais carried with him a document, drawn up by......
Archbishop Walsh Has Addressed A Letter To The National...
in support of those shareholders in the Freeman's Journal who are endeavouring to snatch the paper out of the hands of Mr. Parnell's allies. He dilates on the great injury to......
The Lewisham Election Resulted In A Heavy Majority For The
Unionists, though not so heavy a majority as on the light poll in 1886, when Lord Lewisham beat Mr. Offor, the Glad- stonian, by 2,151,—the poll, however, being only one of......
A Great Battle Went On Between General Balmaceda's Troops...
those of the Congreosist party, close to Valparaiso, on the 24th, 25th, and 26th of August ; but it is not as yet easy to make out what has been the result, or whether, indeed,......
