Mr. Fawcett Addressed His Constituents On Wednesday...
vigorous speech, the chief points of which were his plea for the extension of household suffrage to the counties, with a com- plete redistribution measure ; his advocacy of some......
The New York Times Has Been Discoursing Pleasantly Enough On
American idioms, in the production or conservation of which New Hampshire seems to ciccupy an honourable place. The writer re- marks on the oddity of the adjective handy,' as......
Mr. William Milton Sent A Letter To Saturday's Rues Which
seems to demonstrate that Parliament in 1661 did really an- ticipate the Ritualistic difficulty as to the position of the celebrant, and did also overrule the view of......
Mr. Knatchbull-hugessen Made A Very Good Speech At Deal On
'Thursday, the only fault of which was that he seemed to think the fact that the Conservatives are continuing to do all they blamed the Liberals so unjustly and so severely for......
According To A Letter In The Times, Signed By Mr.
J. H. James, the Religious Tract Society needs the instruction to be gathered from some of its own tiresome publications. In 1852, Miss Anne Maury, an American lady, published a......
The Scotch Universities Are True To The Spirit Of The
day. Both Edinburgh and Glasgow have defeated the Liberal candidate for the Rectorship, and elected a Tory Minister to that not very im- portant or onerous post. The University......
The Government, And Recruiting Officers Also, Appear To...
troubled about desertions. Recruiting goes on very well, the establishment is complete, the recruits are fairly good, and if they are young, the effect of the "Queen's salt,"......
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