The Inquiry Into The Sheffield Outrages Has Continued All...
week, and every day makes the fact more clear that the " Execu- tives " of the Unions in the steel trade and brickrnaking trade either wink at or sanction all manner of......
Mr. Lowe's Claim To Represent The University Of London Has
been formally put forward since our last issue by a number of graduates, chiefly medical, who affect to make light of Mr. Lowe's not being a London University man. By a letter......
Lord Russell Made A Good Speech Against The Irish Church
Establishment on Monday, moving for a Commission to inquire into the amount of property and revenues of the Established Church of Ireland, "with a view to their more productive......
The Master Tailors Have Taken A Fresh And Very Unusual
step against the men. They have indicted the leading members of the men's Executive Committee for a conspiracy to restrain them in their business, and the accused have been......
The Day Has Been This Week In The Bankruptcy Court,
and it appears that the paper was really started by leading Adullamites. Lord Grosvenor, Lord EU°, and Lord Lichfield subscribed 3,000/. to start it, to be repaid in a year if......
The Delegates Of The Trades' Unions Assembled In London Have
passed resolutions denouncing the crimes committed at Sheffield, declaring that every Union implicated must be reconstructed, putting them in Coventry till this be done, and......
It Is Asserted That All The Stories Of The Archduke
Maximilian's escape or banishment from Mexico are inventions, that nobody yet knows what his fate is to be, and that Mr. Seward finds the greatest difficulty in opening......
Lord Cairns, In Reply, Made A Speech Unworthy Of His
high reputation, being a mere repetition of the stock arguments. The Irish Church, he argued, was an unbroken Church, having become Protestant when the English Church did, and......
Mr. Grant Duff Made On Friday Se'nnight A Very Excellent
though somewhat lengthy speech in favour of a plan for the more thorough education of Scotland. He would leave the parochial and denominational schools untouched, establish a......
Stephen J. Meaney, A Fenian, Whose Arrest Was Described By
the Irish Secretary as most important, has been sentenced to 15 years' penal servitude. He made a singularly eloquent speech in his own defence, declaring that Lord Naas's......
The Globe Has A Curious And, We Think, An Intelligent
sugges- tion for the reform of the House of Lords. It would postpone a Peer's majority as far as his seat is, concerned to thirty-one, leaving him ten years in which to strive......
The New Libel Bill Has Passed Through Committee In The
Com- mons, and will, we suppose, become law without further resistance. It will, we venture to say, be denounced within five years as the most dangerous relaxation ever made in......
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