The Times' Correspondent At Alexandria Makes An Important...
states that a Copt living in the province of Menouf, 1873, noticed a cotton-plant in a field which he had not seen before. He planted the seed, and found that the new plant,......
The Government Appears Unable To Rid Itself Of Its Fear
that the Irish Sunday Closing Bill will greatly irritate the population of the large towns, and has accordingly persuaded the supporters of the measure to agree that it should......
The Judgment Of The Common Pleas Division In The Lisbon
Tramways case was delivered on Monday, by Lord Coleridge. His lordship decided that the plaintiff, a shareholder named Twycross, had a full right to recover damages from Baron......
Mr. Maccoll Has Made A Point Against Sir Henry Elliot
and Consul Holmes, in relation to the discredit which they threw on Dr. Liddon's and his own testimony respecting the impalement on the frontiers of Bosnia. From the nem-......
The Universities Of Oxford And Cambridge Bill, The Second...
of which will be moved on Monday night, has been printed, and is, in effect, an amalgamation of the two Bills introduced last year by the Government, with a few not very......
The Eminent Surgeon, Sir William Fergusson, The Greatest...
operators, died on Saturday, after a long illness. Sir James Paget,—if not quite his equal as an operator, certainly a surgeon of higher scientific reputation as a physiologist......
Dr. Schliemann, In A New Tomb At Myceuw, Has Discovered
a ring containing an intaglio containing so beautiful a representa- tion of a group of women near a palm-tree by the sea, and the sun and a crescent moon rising over it, that......
A Correspondent Writing To The Morning Post Of Tuesday, And
signing himself "Detector," points out rather well how clearly Shakespeare had anticipated in Dogberry Lord Derby's instructions to Lord Salisbury to make the Turk attend to his......
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