An Influential Public Meeting—the First, We Hope, Of A...
was held at Willis's Rooms, on Thursday, to express the feeling of the public against lending any support, material or moral, to the Turkish Government. The meeting was......
News Of The Week.
T HERE is no improvement in the character of the telegrams from the seat of war. Most of them are false, and the remainder are contradictory. It would appear certain that......
The Bravo Inquiry Has Lasted All Through The Week, And
threatens, at the present rate, to last till Christmas. Up to Friday evening, however, nothing of great moment had been elicited, except the fact mentioned last week, that Dr.......
A Great Strife Has Been Raging All The Week Round
the Education Bill, Lord Sandon having eagerly assented last week to an amendment of Mr. Pell's (the Member for South Leicestershire) enabling the body which creates a School......
Mr. Bright In Two Speeches, Made On Separate Days, Showed
the unfairness as regards "school-treats," under which the children of Dissenters often have to suffer, and in both speeches insisted on the necessity of having an organising......
Notwithstanding The Absence Of Turkish Defeats, There Is...
depressed tone in all accounts from Constantinople. The Sultan is evidently very ill, suffering, according to rumour, Irons delirium tremens,—indeed the latest telegram from......
