Mr. Chamberlain, As President Of The Board Of Trade, Has
received his first important deputation, and has sent it away a little puzzled, but much conciliated. The tradesmen of London sought him on Saturday to complain of the Civil......
Sir S. Nortbcote Then Moved His Amendment,—that The House...
adopt a resolution which virtually rescinds that of June 22nd last; and argued that the Clerk at the table was bound to question Mr. Bradlaugh as to the grounds of his claim to......
Mr. Chaplin, In Moving The Rejection Of The Bill, Of
course raised the scream of confiscated property, and mentioned a case in which a solicitor, who had been about to advance 215,000 on a mortgage of land in the scheduled......
M. De Freycinet Has Carried Out The Decrees Of May,
and has expelled the Jesuits throughout France from their establishments by force, giving other non-anthorised societies a month's grace. Actual force was not, of course,......
The News From Afghanistan Is Most Unsatisfactory. Abdul.-...
has, it is stated, received letters from the Indian Government offering, on certain conditions, to recognise him as Ameer, and has returned a most amicable reply, but with......
The Chinese, Who, For Some Months Past, Have Resolved On
a war with Russia, have now commenced one, by invasions at two points. They have entered Manchouria, close to their own border, and the Government of St. Petersburg is urging......
Yesterday Week, At The Morning Sitting, Mr. Forster Moved...
second reading of his "Compensation for Disturbance (Ireland) Bill," in a speech of very great ability and modera- tion. He showed that the Land Act had given the landlord......
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