At Glasgow The Following Day (wednesday) Lord Hartington...
more to the subject of the County Franchise, and delivered a rather neat refutation of Mr. Lowe. Our various Acts for extending the franchise were not, he said, in his opinion,......
Mr. Gladstone Was Presented On Wednesday With The...
the city of Dublin, and made in return a speech of considerable importance. After acknowledging the "kind compulsion " which had induced him to break silence, and hinting very......
The Marquis Of Hartington Has Been Making Political...
Scotland all the week,—very sensible and good ones, on the whole,---which he began by telling the people of Glasgow on Monday that the House of Commons does not foster modesty,......
In The Speech At Edinburgh On Tuesday,—of The Most Important
portions of which we have said enough elsewhere,—Lord Harting- ton, after arguing that a party does not do the less when it sue- coeds to power for not having pledged itself......
The Indian Famine Is Officially Pronounced At An End. Rain
has fallen, upwards of a million persons hitherto sustained on the relief-works and in the relief-camps have returned to their labour, and the Duke of Buckingham telegraphs to......
Mr. Chamberlain Followed On The Same Side, Saying That It
was time either for leaders or followers to lay down a programme, and for himself, so that they had one, he did not care whether the first • object were Disestablishment or the......
A Great Liberal Meeting Was Held At Rochdale On Wednesday,
at which both Mr. Bright and Mr. Chamberlain spoke. Mr.. Bright's topic was, first of all, the Land Laws, which he de- flounced as tending to monopoly ; and then the......
In The Course Of This Speech, Mr. Gladstone Expressed An
opinion upon the Land Laws of Great Britain which may prove one day to be of high political importance. "I am bound to- say, in the first place, that 1 attach no value to our......
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