Mr. Dodson Was Elected For Scarborough Yesterday Week By A
majority of 222 (for Mr. Dodson, 1,828; for Mr. Duncombe, 1,606). The majority is not so large as at the general election, when Mr. Caine, who was second to Sir Harcourt......
Places Of 719 Republicans And 712 Reactionaries Who Went Out
are to be supplied by 927 Republicans and 374 Reactionaries; while 130 contests remain to be decided by the second ballot. Taking into account the Councillors elected in 1877,......
It Is Rather A Misfortune For Sir William Harcourt That
at Derby he has succeeded a man of singular piety, and that he feels himself compelled to follow in Mr. Plimsoll's steps. He was present on Wednesday at the celebration of the......
Mr. Mundella, In Moving The Grant For Education On Mon-
day, gave a most admirable exposition of the growth of the Education system since 1870, of which we have said something elsewhere. Here are the figures which show the growth of......
The Trial Of The Guy's Hospital Nurse Has Resulted In
the jury's returning a verdict of manslaughter against the prisoner, Pleas- ance Louisa Ingle, the nurse whose negligence during the admin- istration of the bath was regarded as......
Dr. Tanner's Forty Days' Fast Ends To-day, And If He
has suc- ceeded in living through it, and has really done all this time what he has appeared to do, we may fairly hope that he will succeed in living through the return to......
Mr. Rylands Took, We Think, A Not Very Wise Or
courteous advantage of Lord John Manners in the discussion on the Hares and Rabbits Bill, when he insisted that, having moved the adjournment of the debate, and having been......
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