It Appears Probable That The Famine In Peraia La Rising
to a terri- ble height. Sensational statements are sent by telegraph about people eating their own children, which they do not do, Moham- medans in all cases dying quietly ; but......
Mr. ;teasel On Tuesday Carried On The Debate On Legal
Education, opened by Sir Roundell Palmer on the 11th inst. Mr. Jesael was entirely opposed to Sir Roundell's proposal of a Law University, and held that English law was very......
Mr. Rylande Is Worrying Himself Again About The...
As Government wants information, and very often has 'to pay for it, there must be money spent on its purchase, and as all kinds of people might be compromised, it is impossible......
The Volkstaat Publishes An Extraordinary Statement Which,...
official, about the number of sick and wounded in the Crermau army during the late war. Apart altogether from -deaths, the Central Bureau of Information in Berlin reports that......
The Arneer Of Afghanistan Has, It Is Announced By Telegraph,
%mom° reconciled to his son Yakoob, who will now, it is pre- . - slimed, be raised to the Vizierate. There never was much doubt In the minds of Anglo-Indians that this would be......
The Augsburg Gazette Of The 10th Of July Has A
letter from Dr. l3erclitold, in reply to Sir R. Blennerhassett'e protest in the Times against the appearance of his signature amongst those appended to the declaration of the "......
In The House Of Lords On Monday A Question Was
raised during the discussion of one of the clauses of the Private Chapels' Bill of considerable interest to the clergy and laity of the National Church. The clause would allow......
In Answer To An Irish Catholic Deputation To Mr. Gladstone
on Monday, which represented the desire of the Irish Catholics for an educational system in Ireland which should be based on the system of perfect equality betweeu Catholics and......
Wednesday Was Taken Up In The C01111110/1s With A Great
dis- cussion on a Bill which proposed the revolutionary step of making the French metric system compulsory on England, a proposal which, though the Government resisted it, was......
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