On Thursday, Mr. Balfour Met The Criticisms Which Had Been
made upon his Bill in a speech which will raise his repu- tation as a debater and a statesman higher than ever. After defending his scheme for dealing with the congested......
Lord R. Churchill Appeared On Tuesday In A New Character.
He has given great attention to the licensing laws, a subject which, as he believes, will soon become of pressing interest, and he proposed a definite scheme of restriction. He......
News Of The Week.
M AY-DAY has come and gone, and proved a success for the workmen and a failure for the revolutionists. It was a success for the workme n,eatu!e they showed that they could, if......
Lord Hartington, Who Spoke Last But One In The Debate,
and after an attack upon the measure from Mr. Macartney—an Ulster landlord, who complained that the Bill would expel all landlords with £5,000 a year and under, and ruin the......
The Debate On The Second Reading Of The Purchase Bill
has throughout the week occupied the chief place in Parlia- ment. On Tuesday, Mr. Chamberlain, following a not very helpful speech by Mr. Dillon, insisted with great power and......
