On Thursday, The Debate Had Much More Spirit. It Was
opened by Mr. Bentinck, who expressed the longing for Australia which he felt for the first time on hearin g that in that colony there were no Liberals or Conservatives ; — he......
Gambetta Arrived In Paris On 26th June, And Left Ou
the 28th for Bordeaux, where he delivered a speech on the 29th. He is said to have accepted the present Government, declaring that a Government which could make laws, raise......
Monday's Debate On The Ballot Was One Of The Dreariest
and 'fri g idest of the whole session, though it commenced with a pro- misin g speech in its favour from Mr. Henry James (Q.C., M.P. for Taunton), who was as candid' as to the......
Mr. Forster Urged With His Usual Force The Argument That
the recent addition of so many needy electors to the electorate made it essential they should be properly protected in the exercise of their vote, and maintained that bribery......
News Of The Week.
T HE French Loan of £80,000,000 has been a great success. Inspired, it would seem, by the defeat of the Socialists, by the financial speech of M. Thiers, and by the apparent......
Lord Harlington Spoke In Favour Of The Ballot For Ireland,
declaring his belief that in many places it would set the electors free to support the Government, and that even if Ireland sent up a united " Home-Rule " party, it would be......
The Prussian System Does Not Appear Entirely To Prevent...
between employers and workmen, while it makes them terribly serious when they do come. On 28th June the men employed at the ironworks of Konigshiitte, near Breslau, in Prussian......
