The Letters Of Henry Stanley, The African Explorer, Have At
length reached London, and reveal to us his story down to August 29th, 1888. They are perfectly simple yet wonderfully impressive narratives of his journey, from the junction of......
The Middlesex (enfield Division) Election Resulted In A...
unquestionable triumph for the Unionists. Captain Bowles, a young and untried candidate, was elected by a majority of 1,512 over Mr. Fairbairns, the Gladatonian Liberal, who had......
Sir Charles Russell Has Occupied Three Days Of The Special
Commission,—Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday,—in a very eloquent speech, not yet concluded, which is directed to show that there was the greatest need for the Land League......
Mr. Bright Was Buried On Saturday, In The Burial-ground...
to the Society of Friends at Rochdale, no flowers being placed upon his coffin except those sent by the Queen, the Prince and Princess of Wales, the Earl and Countess Spencer,......
Lord Hartington Remarked That Mr. Bright Did Not Profess To
be a statesman, and in the sense of official training perhaps was not exactly a statesman ; but that few men of equal power had ever applied so consistently to their public......
The Succession To Mr. Bright's Seat In Birmingham Has Been
the subject of a very unfortunate quarrel between the Birming- ham Conservatives and the Birmingham Liberal Unionists. On the one hand, the general understanding between the two......
Mr. Broadhurst On Tuesday Moved, In Supply, That The Chronic
condition of poverty in many large cities was " a danger to the well-being of the State," and supported it in a speech in which he denounced machinery—without which the very......
The House Of Commons On Monday Rejected Mr. Cremer's...
refusing the money demanded for an increase in the Navy, by 256 to 85; and on Thursday also rejected Mr. Childers's amendment, to vote the money annually instead of at once, by......
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