The Debate On The Contagious Diseases Acts, Now Become...
came off on Wednesday, in the form of the second read- ing of a repealing Bill, and was remarkable chiefly for the con- flict of statistics it produced. Mr. Stansfeld, who now......
The National Union Of Conservative And Constitutional...
its annual festivity this day week, in the Pavilion at Brighton, Lord Colchester being in the chair, and the Duke of Rich- mond the Ministerial hero of the occasion. Mr.......
There Was Quite A 'scene' In The House Of Commons
on Friday week, in a discussion about permitting seamen to receive Advance Notes, the proceeds of which the sailors very often drink. The Government, on the suggestion of the......
Sir Garnet Wolseley's Speech To The Legislative Council...
asking them to surrender the liberties of the colony to the Crown, was a most moderate and judicious one. He had proposed that the Crown nominees and the elected representatives......
Eton Itself Does Not Seem To Have Been In Much
danger of instantaneous conversion. At least the Mayor of Windsor had to withdraw his permission to use the Town Hall for the American Revivalists, on the representation of the......
Mr. Disraeli, "being On His Legs," Proceeded To Tell The
House that he saw no reason why the eleven Bills mentioned in the Queen's Speech should not be passed. Four—the Peace Preser- vation Bill, the Artisans Dwellings Bill, the......
Eton And Eton Men And The Parents Of Eton Boys,
and the House of Lords and the nation, have been quite in a nervous flutter all the week about a very harmless visit of Messrs. Moody and Sankey to Eton, which took place on......
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