A Mass Meeting Of Something Like Fifteen Thousand...
Belfast was held on Tuesday evening in St. George's Market to protest against the Home-rule Bill, under the presidency of the Lord Mayor, Sir E. D. Dixon. The Lord Mayor said......
On Monday, In The Commons, Several Questions Were Asked By
the Opposition in regard to the manner in which the money required for the Evicted Tenants Commission. will be provided. The Government's answers were vague, but it seems that......
Mr. Morley Replied By Affirming That Mr. Russell Had Used
"pharisaic language," and had made his motion only because the Unionist Press had taunted Unionists with their inaction. He admitted that the first duty of Government was to......
On Friday, February 24th, Mr. Gladstone's Government Made...
important declarations. In regard to Mr. Barrow's motion for equalising the rates throughout the Metropolis, they announced their intention of bringing in legislation to effect......
The Chancellor Of The Exchequer Obtained Leave On Monday To
bring in a Bill establishing the plan of "local option" in dealing with the sale of liquor. Ten per cent. of the rate- payers in any country parish, or any small borough, or any......
The Friends Of Free-trade Will, It Is Telegraphed, Be Dis-
appointed with Mr. Cleveland's government. He declares, it is said, that there is no hurry for reductions in the tariff, though reductions will be made, and that he does not......
On Monday, The House Of Commons Spent An Hour Or
two in "debating what they should debate." Mr. Gladstone moved a resolution under which, until Easter, the Govern- ment is to have morning sittings on Tuesdays and Fridays, and,......
The By-election At Horsham (sussex) Last Saturday, Caused...
death of the late popular Member, Sir Walter Barttelot, went, of course, for the Unionists. Mr. J. H. Johnstone (Conservative) was elected by a majority of 1,484. But the......
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