A Correspondent Of The Times Gives An Ominous Account Of
the way in which the private fortune of the Khedive and the public fortune of Egypt are intermingled. The Khedive has bought and inherited land until he owns one-fifth of the......
Mr. Osborne Morgan, Instead Of Pressing His Burials Bill,...
which he seems to have gained in the ballot a very distant day, is to move, on Friday, the 3rd March, the following resolution:— "That the parish Churchyards of England and......
M. Buffet Has Been At His Old Work Again. M.
Renault, the Prefect of Police, to whose very admirable speech in favour of the Consti- tution accepted last year, we referred last week, has been com- pelled by M. Buffet to......
M. Gambetta, On The Other Hand, Displays As Much Moderation
as M. Buffet displays violence. He made a speech at Lille on the 3rd inst., in which he admitted that Monarchy had done much for France, though its utility was now dried up ;......
Mr. Cross Is, On The Whole, The Most Successful Commoner
in Her Majesty's Government. We very much doubt if the Peers will allow his Enclosure Bill, if it really resembles the Bill he described on Thursday, without emasculating......
Mr. Whitbread (m.p. For Bedford), Whose Influence In The...
party is quite that of a leader, has given notice for Tues- day week (22nd February) for a motion on the Fugitive-Slave Circulars, which will test the discipline of the......
The Queen's Speech Contains An Allusion To Some New Title,
which Her Majesty is to assume, after a necessary statute has been passed, in order to mark her relation to India. It is under- stood that she will be declared by the Act,......
The London School Board Budget, Which Was Produced This...
was a rather alarming document. It threatens London immediately with an education rate of 4 1 1-d. in the pound, and the rate shows so rapid an increase of late years, that it......
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