The Demonstration Was, In Part, Spontaneous, And In Part Due
to the incitements of the journals, many of them respect- able, as, for instance, It. Clemencean's organ, La Justice, which declared that the King in accepting a Colonelcy of......
Our Total Impression Of The Affair Is That It May
prove a dis- aster for France. Germany has been insulted without cause, and Spain in the teeth of reason, the President has lost prestige, and the Ministry is breaking up.......
The Tories Are All Alive. Sir S. Northcote Is Speaking
at Belfast, and on Monday Lord Cranbrook delivered in Bir- mingham a speech characterised elsewhere; while on Tuesday Mr. Gibson delighted the Conservatives of Glasgow. His......
The Following Is The King's Official Opinion Upon The Whole
affair as reported by the correspondent of the Times. It is dignified and Spanish I have no resentment against the French nation, and I am touched by M. Grevy's visit, but there......
News Of The Week • Fr He Event Of The
week is a lamentable one. King Alfonso, of Spain, arrived in Paris on Saturday, and was received by President Gr4vy, who accompanied him in another carriage to the Spanish......
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The Paris correspondent of the Times had a long interview on Tuesday with the Marquis de la Vega de Arm ijo, the Foreign Minister of Spain. The statements made were......
