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The'accounts Of President Garfield Are More Favourable...

His wonderful constitution has rallied again, and there are still hopes entertained of his recovery,—hopes, we fear, almost too sanguine. The swelling of the gland in the neck......

Mr. Cowen, M.p. For Newcastle-on-tyne, In His Bitter...

the Land League Convention, held in Newcastle on Monday, attacked the Government with all his old virulence,—first, for passin4 the Irish Coercion Acts ; and next, for not......

News Of The Week.

T HE result of the contest in North Lincolnshire is very un- favourable to the Government, and very unfavourable indeed to the Liberal Party. Mr. James Lowther, formerly the......

Lord Salisbury Returned Hastily From Francelast Week, To...

parting blow at the Government. In the House of Commons, some few University men, Professor Bryce, the able Member for the Tower Hamlets, who knows the academical needs of......

The Queen's Speech In Proroguing Parliament, Read On...

almost empty benches, is remarkable only for its good English and its complete unpretentiousness. After the usual assurances of her "amicable and cordial" relations with all the......