Lord Spencer, In His Reply, Spoke Gratefully Of The Manifold
help he had received in his work, and with the utmost emphasis of the help of Mr. Trevelyan ; also cordially of Mr. Campbell- Bannerman, and again of Sir R. Hamilton as "that......
There Was One Other Short But Most Impressive Speech. Mr.
Bright moved a vote of thanks to Lord Hartington, of whom he had, he reminded his audience, told the Liberal Party in 1874 that "he had a strong head, and would run so straight......
At The Banquet Given To Lord Spencer Yesterday Week In
Westminster Palace Hotel, the accommodation was not at all equal to the demand for seats. About two hundred sat down to dinner ; but as many more from Ireland alone had, it is......
News Of The Week.
T ORD RANDOLPH CHURCHILL gave up at the eleventh hour—we might almost say at the twelfth —an engagement to address the Conservatives and Tories of Liverpool in Hengler's Circus......
In The House Of Commons, On Tuesday, Mr. Callan,—to Whom,
according to Mr. Bright, his remarks had no application, until Mr. Callan himself asserted in the House of Commons on that day that he might " almost " say Lord Spencer was......
