The Cobden Club,—.which, In Curious Contrast To The...
the man whom it commemorates, assembles but to dine and talk, .—hold its annual meeting last Saturday, when the talking, under Lord Granville's presidency, was, as we must......
Mr. Bernal Osborne Has Given Notice That On Monday He
will ask the Home Secretary if the ends of justice are not likely to be promoted by passing a Bill enabling the Chief Justice of the Common Pleas (Hr. Justice Bovill) to sit......
The Annual Dinner At The Trinity House, Attended By Every-
body except pilots, came off on Saturday. The Duke of Edin- burgh, the Master, and the Prince of Wales, proposed the toasts in speeches of the usual sort, and the replies were......
Direct Telegraphic Communication Has Now Been Established...
London, and on 28th June a message, dated that morning, was received from Mr. Markham, Acting Consul at that port. It announced that the expedition recently despatched by the......
On The Evening Of Tuesday Mr. Beresford Hope Attacked Sthe
Chief Commissioner of Works again, denominating him, in relation to his claim to teach the public manners, " the -Chesterfield of the nineteenth century" (transformed by the......
Lord Granville's Speech Chiefly Dwelt On The Satisfaction...
Mr. Cobden would have regarded his success in keeping this English people, the " moat combative" of existing races, out of the war, and in showing the difficulty of doing so he......
Yesterday Week Mr. Ayrton Threw Down The Glove Once More
to. Mr. Edward Barry and his friends in the House of Commons by a deliberate attack ou him for wasting the public money. He said, in answer to Mr. G. C. Bentinek, that it was......
Lord Lyveden On Tuesday Brought Up The Question Of The
right of the Indian Government to impose a rate for education on pro- perty hold under the Perpetual Settlement. We have discussed the general question of these rates elsewhere,......
Mr. West On Wednesday Withdrew A Bill Which Will One
day be quoted as evidence of the social system of England in 1870. lie wanted to abolish the power of churchwardens to allot seats in churches, and so to make every seat......
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