The Czar Has, By Decree, Removed General Ignatieff From The
Ministry of the Interior, replacing him by Count Tolstoy, for- merly Minister of Education, and a reactionary obscurantist of the deepest dye. The official reason assigned is......
Lord Dalhousie Made A Very Able Speech On Monday In
favour of the Bill legalising marriage with a deceased wife's sister. He said that the Bill avowedly dealt only with a single case, instead of putting the change of law on any......
Prince Bismarck Has Been Again Defeated. After A Severe...
of two days, during which the Chancellor delivered two long speeches, and a declaration that he regarded the measure as the corner-stone of his edifice, the Bill establishing a......
The Debate On Thursday, Which Was Preceded By A Catechism
of no less than 88 questions,-68 put after notice given, and 20 with- out notice given,—was one in which the policy of Obstruction was unmistakably pursued. It turned on the......
The Discussion In Committee On The Intimidation Clause In...
Prevention of Crime (Ireland) Bill, after lasting for three pre- vious days, again occupied the whole of yesterday week, as well as a considerable part of Monday. It was agreed,......
The French Chamber Is Getting Hopelessly Out Of Hand. On
Saturday it rejected the Government Bill suspending the irre- movability of Judges until a remodelling had been accomplished, and decreed removability as a principle by 282 to......
The Government Appears To Have Been Needlessly Obstinate...
to the clauses making an offence of participation in public meetings which the Viceroy may prohibit,-especially con- sidering that the Irish Government has assumed, and, we......
In The Irregular Discussion Of Wednesday Which Arose On Sir
H. D. Wolff's moving the adjournment of the House, in order to press his criticisms on our Egyptian policy, Mr. Parnell took occasion to comment on the growing number of Irish......
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