An Alarm Was Raised On Wednesday By False Accounts From
some of the newspaper correspondents as to a panic by which some of the soldiers of the 60th Rifles had been seized, when on Tuesday night some of Arabi's horsemen drove in the......
The House Of Lords Had A Curious Little Discussion Yesterday
- week on the utility of ponring oil on troubled waters, a dis- cussion which had no reference to Lord Salisbury's troubling of the waters, or to any Episcopal attempt to pour......
M. Ae Freyciuet's Government Has Fallen, The Vote Of Credit
for the protection of the Suez Canal having been rejected on Saturday by the immense majority of 450 to 75. The circumstances were very odd, M. Gambetta and many of those who......
A Short Discussion Arose Yesterday Week In The House Of
Commons on the Spanish financial proposals for shutting us altogether out of the benefit of the recent reductions of duty on Spanish imports, unless we make a special commercial......
The Melancholy Death Of Professor Balfour,—a Man Of The Most
well-marked genius,—whose Chair of Animal Morpho- logy at Cambridge was, we believe, almost constituted because he was the man who of all others would best fill it,—in an......
We Print Elsewhere A Letter From Mr. O'donnell, In Which
he protests against our article of last week, on the too greet leniency of the House of Commons to his offences. He writes,—" Just when I was most relevant, I was informed by......
The Standard's Correspondent At Alexandria Reported In...
this day week one of the boldest experiments ever made in warfare,—it had, however, been anticipated in the American Civil War,—an experiment which, though it did not carry out......
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