27 AUGUST 1881, page 2

Mr. Dillon, M.p., Has Made His First Speech Since His

release, and a very savage speech it is. He makes light of his own im- prisonment, during which he admits that he was very well treated, but he magnified the sufferings of......

At The Sitting Of The House Of Commons On Saturday,

there was another discussion on the rearrest of Michael Davitt, which Mr. Parnell condemned, as not justified by anything Mr. Davitt had done since he was discharged with a......

We Do Not Think That The Irish Government Have Made

out a very good case for retaining Mr. Herbert, of Kerry, in the magistracy for Kerry, after the admitted use by him of violent language against the people, for whom he is said......

In The Spanish And Portuguese Elections, The Ministry Of The

day have secured a no less great or even greater Ministerial majority than the French Ministry has secured in the French Chamber. In Spain, there are 301 Ministerialists......

M. Tirard And The French Department Of Commerce Have...

greatly over Lord Granville's and Sir Charles Dike's statements as to the Commercial Treaty between France and England, and the cause of the rupture of the negotiations. They......

M. Gambetta Obtained His Seat In The First Division Of

the Belleville District, and was also highest on the poll in the second division, bat did not there gain his seat, as he did not poll a sufficient number of votes to secure his......

Lord Hartington's Indian Budget On Monday Was Chiefly...

its exposure of the wild under-estimate of the cost of the Afghan war. The total war expenditure (including the frontier railways) is no less than £23,412,000, of which......