Mr. Grant Duff On Tuesday Introduced The Indian Budget, In
a speech which had all the merits and most of the defects of his style. He thinks clearly, and his broad statement that since 1861 the income of India had been £569,000,000, and......
Earl Russell Has Published A Letter In The Times, In
Which he virtually, on the ground of the necessity of expediting public business, concedes Home Rule. He says :—" It appears to me that if Ireland were to be allowed to elect a......
Mr. Fawcett's Speech Was An Extraordinary Exhibition Of...
we do not know that it is entitled to mach other praise. He is right in wishing to surrender the income-tax, which in India is not -objectionable because of its weight, but......
More Letters From Dr. Livingstone Have Been Published,...
detailed information as to the people among whom he has 'travelled, the sources of the slave trade, and the watershed of the Nile. We can, of course, give no idea of these......
On Saturday Last Mr. Monk For The Second Time Raised
the ques- tion of the right of the Government to accredit an Envoy to the Pope. The debate which followed was only remarkable for a dis- tinct statement by Sir J. Coleridge that......
Mr. O'keeffe, Parish Priest Of Callan, Kilkenny, Was...
his Bishop—it is said for having appealed to the Law Courts— and on appeal to Cardinal Cullen as Legate the suspension was confirmed. The National Educational Commissioners of......
The " Foot And Mouth Disease " Appears Almost As
formidable to stock farmers as the cattle plague. It does not, it is true, often kill, but it takes value out of the animals often greater than the whole difference between......
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