Mr. Frederic Harrison Is In The Field Against Sir John
Lub- bock, as candidate for the suffrages of the University of London, and his supporters boast that he has over three hundred pro- mises. As Sir John Lubbock counts over a......
A Threefold Dispute Has Taken Place This Week Between Lord
Salisbury, Mr. Gladstone, and Mr. A. J. Balfour as to the nature of Mr. Gladstone's offer to give the recent Tory Government cordial support if they would propound a Home-rule......
Lord Salisbury On Tuesday Delivered A Most Powerful...
St. James's Hall. He denied most absolutely Mr. Parnell's statements as to the Tory Cabinet having considered Home- rule, declaring that he himself had told Lord Carnarvon......
Mr. Morley, At Newcastle On Saturday, Repeated In Even...
terms his objection to the grant of municipal liberties in Ireland. He says the rates are increasing in Ireland every- where. and not, as Mr. Goschen had said, only in districts......
Lord Hartington, In His Speech At Cardiff On Wednesday,...
with great power to Mr. Gladstone's assertion that he had condemned the Parnellites in 1881 because they were wrong, and supported them now because he knew that they were right.......
Mr. Bright's First Great Speech On The Irish Crisis Was
delivered at Birmingham on Thursday, in thanking the Central Division for his re-election—without a contest. It was a very great speech, rich in its humour, vigorous in its......
Mr.. Parnell Has Been Speaking At Portsmouth, Plymouth,...
and at all places has been received with a courtesy which, we fear, would not be shown, say, to Mr. Bright in any Nationalist town in Ireland. He has everywhere repeated his......
The Times' Correspondent In Paris, Who, It Must Be Remem-
bered, is greatly exasperated by the expulsion of the Orleans Princes, calls constant attention to the acts of General Boulanger, Minister of War. This officer, a very good......
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