29 JULY 1876, page 3

Mr. J. G. Talbot (m.p. For West Kent) Both Made

and with- -drew on Wednesday his motion for the second reading of the Burial-Grounds Bill, for enabling the vote of a minority of the ratepayers,—a minority as low as......

We Regret To Notice The Death Of Sir John William

Kaye, for fifteen years permanent head of the Political Department in the India Office. Originally an artillery officer, Sir J. W. Kaye -quitted the Army for literature in 1841,......

• Dr. Humphry Sandwith, Who Is An Authority On Eastern

affairs, writing to the Times of this day week, comments very much to the point on Mr. Disraeli's wonderful assertion in the House of Commons that the Circassians transplanted......

A Curious Objection Was Made At The Chester Consistory Court

on Thursday by some parishioners of Woodchurch, near Birkenhead, to the practice of putting up texts of Scripture in the church and chancel, a practice which the parishioners......

Sir Salar Jung, Minister Of The Nizam—the Child Whose...

to visit the Prince of Wales caused such an official fuss in India the other day—was on Tuesday presented with the freedom of the City, an honour justly voted him, for his......

The Official Theory Is That Parliament Is To Break Up

on the 12th August, but no date has yet been fixed. Mr. Disraeli has determined to pass the Education Bill, and a strong party within the House, headed by Mr. Russell Gurney,......

There Is No Evidence As Yet How The Government May

be able to deal with the Vivisection Bill, though Mr. Cross appears to have indulged a hope, when replying to a deputation yesterday week, that he should be able to settle the......

Consols Were On Friday 96 13-16ths To 96 15-16ths.

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