The Protestants Of Ulster Held A Grand Open-air Meeting At
Hillsborough on Monday, to protest against any interference with "the endowed Protestant Churches of Ireland, which," says the second resolution, in a somewhat Irish fashion,......
The Result Of The Elections In Pennsylvania Is Creating...
excitement in the United States. The Democrats have decidedly improved their position, and American politicians have an idea that as Pennsylvania goes, so will the Union go, an......
The Upper Chamber Of Bavaria Has Very Nearly Brought The
country into trouble. It refused to enter the new Zollverein unless Bavaria were allowed a veto upon the prozeedings of the Zollverein Parliament. This demand was at once......
A Letter From Mr. Bassein, The Envoy Imprisoned At Magdala,
dated 7th September, has been published, rather imprudently we should say, in the daily papers. Mr. Kamm announces that the rebellion has become general all over Abyssinia, that......
We Have Noticed The Lancet's Report On The Farnham Work-
house elsewhere, but we may mention here that Mr. R. Eager, surgeon at Guildford, confirms its statement in all essential points from his own observation. He had been called in......
The Edinburgh Speech Was Quite Without Interest With...
the future. The greater part of if it was very tedious, being an attempt to vindicate the constitutional right of the Tory party to propose a Reform Bill if they liked, which......
The Speech To The Working-men Was Very Conservative In Tone.
Mr. Disraeli deprecated being supposed to have any solutions on the principal questions,—the Irish Church, the Education, the Workhouse Reform questions, and others which the......
The Scene Which Florence Presented On Garibaldi's Arrival...
been a strange one, even for Florence. The population was wild for resistance to France, the King's Palace was hemmed in with troops, all the bridges and points of vantage were......
Poor As The Greater Part Of Mr. Disraeli's Speech Was,
the peror- ation contained a really fine rendering of Mr. Arnold's simile for England as the Titan with deaf ears and labour-dimmed eyes staggering on to her goal,— " Bearing on......
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