The Death Of Mrs. Arnold,—the Widow Of The Great Head-
master of Rugby, and we might almost say, of the founder of the Broad Church in that sense in which the Broad Church is not only distinct from, but almost opposed to, the......
The American Panic Appears To Have Ended, And Seems To
have been mainly confined to a few banks which had made advances too readily to Western Railroads, and to some stock-jobbing houses. The excitement is described by the papers as......
Mr. Leathern, M.p., Made Last Week, At Huddersfield A Very
clever speech, indeed a speech set in brilliants,—too many of them and too small,—on the so-called Conservative reaction, in which he refused to believe, on grounds we have......
The Dissenters Of Barnstaple Have Imagined A Foolish...
their hearts. They are trying to put the screw on Sir Thomas. Acland, M.P. for North Devon, and either to compel him to abjure his votes on the Education question and go over to......
Castekr, Immediately On The Departure Of The Cortes,...
series of decrees restoring the rigour of military discipline by inflicting perpetual servitude or death for mutiny, suspending the Constitution, establishing universal......
The Appointment Of Professor W. K. Sullivan, The Eminent...
of the Catholic University, to the Principalship of the Queen's College, Cork, is not very easy to understand from either , the point of view of the Government or that of the......
The Alicante Difficulty Has Ended In A Very Odd Way.
The insurgents returned on 24th September, and asked for £40,000. Sir Hastings Yelverton and the French Admiral again insisted on four days' delay, but on the remonstrance of......
A Bishop Has At Last Declared Himself Upon The Labourers'
side,—Dr. Harold Browne, Bishop of Winchester. At his last Conference at Ely he told the clergy, in well-measured words, that he was afraid that in all Protestant countries, not......
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