Mr. Morley's Speech At Ipswich On Saturday Last Was A
string of the merest party platitudes, though, it must be con- fessed, of platitudes dressed with the utmost literary grace and charm. The Liberal Unionists have determined to......
On Monday, Mr. Balfour, Addressing A Public Meeting Of Over
four thousand people in St. Andrew's Hall, Glasgow, dealt chiefly with the questions raised in the Mandeville and Ridley inquests. Though relieved by many touches of irony and......
News Of The Week
T4 ORD HARTINGTON was admitted a burgess of Inver- ness on Wednesday, and made in the evening a lengthy speech of great dignity and interest. Part of it was too con- troversial,......
Lord Hartington Rose Into A Higher Stratum Of Thought When
he pointed out to his Scotch audience the effect of a demand for Home-rule in Scotland. He was not only willing, but eager to give Scotland the means of arranging her Private-......
The Emperor Of Germany Has Been Received In Vienna In
the true Austrian way,—that is, with cordiality and an almost Asiatic display of splendour, but without undignified worship. The Court was magnificent and gracious, but not......
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