A Correspondent Last Week Made The Observation That In Our
recent article on " Railway Investments" we had taken the figures for the first half-year, which is always the worst half. This is quite true, but practically it does not make......
Mr. Davenport Bromley Scarcely Got Any Further. He Seems To
have said, as he himself explains himself in a letter to the Times— and so far he said wisely—that the relations between landlord and tenant in England and Ireland, were, on the......
Lady Palmerston Died At Brockett Hall, Herta, This Day Week,
in the eighty-third year of her age. She was, when Countess Cowper, one of the first six patronesses of Almack's, and a great leader in the fashionable world, in the political......
The Times' Commissioner In Ireland, Who Is Probing The...
of the country in a most thorough and praiseworthy manner, as we notice at length elsewhere, disputes the financial success of the large agricultural system in Ireland. He......
It Is Quite A Relief To Our Feelings To Observe,
by the report of t he speech of Mr. Crawford, M.P., Governor of the Bauk of Eng- land, at the Bank's half-yearly meeting on Thursday last, that that excellent man is reconciled......
It Looks As If Mr. Gladstone Would Have To Renew
a good proportion of the whole English Epgeopate. The Bishop of Exeter has resigned at last, but is so ill that it is doubtful if he will be able to oomplete the formalities of......
Mr. Newdegate And Mr. Davenport Bromley, The Members For...
Warwickshire, made political speeches in the market at Coventry on Tuesday,—Mr. Newdegate coining out exceedingly strong in his favourite character of the plain, ostentatiously......
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