The Senate Of The University Of London Decided On Wed-
neaday against the policy of delay which was proposed by the opponents of medical degrees for women, by a majority of 16 against 11. The debate turned chiefly on the......
General Grant Has Written A Most Kindly Letter To A
friend in Pennsylvania, Mr. G. W. Childs, expressing his plea- sure at the cordial welcome he has met with in England, where he says the cities have overwhelmed him with invita-......
Lord George Hamilton Brought Forward The Indian Budget On...
in which he stated that the Famine had converted what would have been a surplus of £624,000 into a deficit of £1,858,158. The revenue for the year ending 31st March, 1877, was......
The Death Of Admiral Rous, On Tuesday, Has Excited In
the sporting world more attention than the death of a great politician would. Admiral Rous was a most gallant and successful sailor, but piqued by some formal censure from the......
Lord George Hamilton Announced One Great Improvement In...
of keeping Indian accounts. Public Works Extra- ordinary, that is, works intended to be remunerative, are in future to be treated separately, to have a Debt of their own, and......
The Appointment Of A Clerk In The War Office, Mr.
Pigott, to the head of the Stationery Office, from which Mr. W. R. Greg has just retired in consequence of failing health, has broken through, apparently without any adequate......
Sir Julius Vogel Has Made, In A Letter Addressed To
the Times, what appears to us to be an admirable and practical suggestion as to the beat method of ascertaining the various improvements in arts and manufactures brought to......
Mr. Parnell, M.p., Has As Bad An Opinion Of The
Houle of Com- mons as the House of Commons has of Mr. Parnell. Like M. de Fourtou addressing the French Chamber, he says virtually, in a lecture on the House of Commons, which......
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