27 SEPTEMBER 1884, page 1

Sir S. Northcote, Not Having Prospered Much In Scotland,...

men's minds are tenacious, and where they have beaten their Peers for a half century past, has delivered two speeches at Newcastle. In the first, he quoted statistics to show......

Lord Salisbury Has Published In The National Review A Paper

full of statistics on Redistribution. The Standard calls it a " repellent " essay, and it is certainly a dry one. Its professed object is to show that Tories are sincere in......

Let The Rural Peers Take Note. On Friday, The Times,

the organ of the City and the propertied classes, which detests Mr. Gladstone and sniffs at Radicals, declared war on the House of Lords. "There remains in the country," it......

News Of The Week

M R. GLADSTONE, though weary and hoarse with speech-making, made, on Wednesday, a speech of importance to the citizens of Perth. We have quoted the more serious sentences, which......

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Sir Stafford Northcote's Other Point Was That Franchise...

should be fused into one Bill, and the complete measure be brought forward in the Autumn Session. The Government would have plenty of time, because Franchise had been......

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