Twenty-six Judges And2:30 Members Of The Bar Attended An...
given on Monday, at the Inner Temple, to Sir George Bramwell, the retired Lord Justice of Appeal. The meeting was remarkable for the sincere cordiality with which any praise of......
Sir Wilfrid Lawson Has Been The First To Declare That
if the policy of the present Government does not succeed in recon- ciling Ireland, as he hopes it will, he would much rather accept "disintegration,"—in spite of the dismay with......
Lord Hartington Delivered A Speech At Blackburn This Day...
on the more important part of which,—the Irish part,— we have said enough elsewhere. We may add here that he laughed at Lord Salisbury for saying that the Russians had planted......
Lord Carnarvon Seems To Have Quitted His Nlie Of Calm
and impartial observer. At Portsmouth on Wednesday he made a distinctly party speech, declaring the present. Government to be at once weak and revolutionary, attributing the......
In The Ti» Es Of This Day Week Appeared A
long letter from Mr. F. H. O'Donnell, the Member for Dungarvan, announcing with much pomp that "the Conservative policy in relation to agrarian reform in Ireland is now......
Mr. Goschen Made A Most Important Speech At Rugby On
Tuesday, in which he stated that he was strongly in favour of enfranchising the soil, and giving more security to tenants,. though not through free sale, which, he held, would......
A Great Meeting Of Farmers Was Held On Thursday At
Aberdeen. It was attended by delegates from 40,000 farmers of Aberdeen, Banff, and Kincardine, and the proceedings were most enthusiastic. The general drift of the resolutions......
Sir William Harcourt Also Made A Very Able Speech Last
Satur- day, at Derby, fall of his usual wit. He compared the state of Ireland under the undisputed Tory rule of fifty years ago with its state now, and said that bad as it still......
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