The News From Spain Is Chiefly Of Small Carlist Successes,
and some asserted and reasserted, though often denied, Carlist atrocities on Republican prisoners. The successes come to very little, except as showing the military weakness of......
Mr. Lowe Has Certainly What Goethe Used To Call The
demonic element in him, by which Goethe meant not anything diabolic, —for he claimed it for himself,—but an almost preternatural gift for magnetising the attention of men. A......
A Melbourne Telegram Announces That The Government Of...
making arrangements for a postal service by way of Galle, according to the terms of Lord Kimberley's last proposal. The new Agent-General of Victoria, Mr. Michie, has, we......
A Correspondent Sent By The Daily Telegraph To Russia And
-the Steppes has been playing that journal a very shabby trick, —one, moreover, by no means likely to redound to his own advantage,—by sending rechauffes of what he thinks the......
Some Enterprising Young Member Of Parliament, Who Is In Want
of a vocation, should ask Lord Enfield, after the Whitsun recess, whether Prince Bismarck's quotation, in a reply to Deputy Windthorst, on the 16th inst., of a passage from a......
We Were Mistaken In Stating Last Week That Mr. Plimsoll's
Bill was "talked out" on the Wednesday week previous. This was Mr. Plimsoll's own statement, but then Mr. Plimsoll is hardly equable enough in judgment to decide on his own......
Mr. George Dixon, M.p., Presided At Leamington On Wednes-...
at the Conference of the National Agricultural Labourers' Union, and made the agricultural labourers a very moderate speech, expressing his complete sympathy with the object of......
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