The Duo D'orleans Was Released, Under A Pardon Signed By
M. Carnot, on the 3rd inst., and was at once conveyed across The frontier to Switzerland. He had been imprisoned for four months, but under regulations of the mildest character,......
Mr. Gladstone Came Down On Thursday In Order To Deliver
a special speech for Sir E. Watkin's Channel Tunnel Bill. It was a lively speech, not a little contemptuous to the alarmists who think that the Channel Tunnel would take away......
When Sir Wilfrid Lawson Rose, The Speaker Asked Him If
he rose to second the motion, at which there was a roar of laughter. After the motion had been seconded, Sir Wilfrid opposed it, and said that horse-racing was most popular with......
Lord Elcho, Sir W. Lawson, And Mr. Labouclaere,—all Of Them
made amusing speeches on Tuesday, on the proposal to adjourn over the Derby Day, a motion which was moved by Lord Elcho. Lord Elcho justly said that if any member was to consult......
A Considerable Event, The Effects Of Which We Have Discussed
in another column, occurred in Italy on Saturday. An imaginary coalition of groups, which was to have overthrown Signor Crispi, or at least to have seriously weakened his......
Messrs. Oppenheim Have Addressed A Letter To The Times,...
that they have received many telegrams from America assuring them that a Silver Bill will pass within three weeks at farthest. This is corroborated by a telegram stating that a......
Mr. Gladstone Made A Very Interesting Statement To The...
County Council on Tuesday in reference to the character of the Intermediate schools which he would desire to see established in Wales. Of the greater part of his remarks we have......
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