Al De Lesseps Has, It Is Stated, Submitted, But Under
protest, and not till Egyptian troops had taken possession of the Canal. His Company, of course, backs him entirely, and it is evident that the maritime Powers interested in the......
Held Ildr. Gardner's Conduct In Huilding 220 Cottages And...
presents of coals to tie& inmates 'highly blameworthy, but did not unseat him ; while at Stroud both members. have been unseated, 'because some injudicious friends, without......
The One Precedent Admitted By Mr. Smollett For An Appeal
to the country after Parliament had been already summoned for the despatch of business, was the case of the appeal by Lord Grenville after Mr. Fox's death in 1806. We doubt if.......
A Curious Bit Of Secret History Came Out In -lord
Salisbury's speech on the same subject. IHe said he had recently received a letter from Lord Northbrook pointing out that the mortality among ., . the children was beyond the......
Mr. Fawcett Was Not Elected For Hackney With Quite The
rush we had hoped for, Mr. Stephenson and a portion of the Wesleyans objecting at the eleventh hour to his anti-Sabbatarian opinions. Of course Mr. Fawcett refused all......
The Daily News States That Influential Mediation Is About To
be offered between the farmers and the men, and the lock-out brought at once to an end. We suppose something of the kind is at hand, from a bitter letter from Colonel R.......
But Little News Of The Bengal Famine Has Been Published
this week, and that little is summed up in the sentence from the Viceroy,—" Distress increasing daily." There-was a debate, how- ever, on 'Friday week on the famine policy,......
Lord Carnarvon Took An Opportunity On Monday To State That
Captain Glover would receive the IS.C.M.G. and a grant from the Gold-Coast funds, and his chief assistants the C.M.G. and a smaller sum. It appears there is no precedent for......
Mr. Cross Has Rebound The Scotch Counties To - The Liberal
party. If there is one subject upon which the-Scotch farmers are determined, it is that the ground=game shall-belong to them, and not to the landlord, who has no -more right to......