A Long Correspondence Has Been Going On In The Times
on the diet in public schools, which is said to be insufficient and badly cooked. The utility of the discussion has been a little dimin- ished by the reluctance to mention......
In A Letter Published In The Times, Dr. Hassan Makes
sonic remarks on the great diminution iu the practise of adulteration, and the successful operation of the Sale of Food and Drugs Act. The per-centage of adulteration of......
We Publish Elsewhere An Account Of Some Of The Facts
elicited at the trial of the Nihilists recently condemned by the military tribunal at Odessa. As-usual in Russia, the actual leader was a thoroughly educated man, but his......
Mr. Parnell Is Making Tactical Blunders. He Wants, He Says,
to secure Home-rule and fixity of tenure for the Irish people by constitutional means. As he can secure them only with British consent—for he repudiates insurrection—his 'first......
Mr. Tracy Turuerelli Has Let The Cat Out Of The
bag. He has explained, in a lecture to an audience at Ryde, delivered in pre. Bence of the Golden Wreath —a lecture which he means to repeat 230 times—why he collected 52,000......
Sir Wilfrid Lawson Made A Sharp Speech In West Clamber ,
land on Thursday, full of jokes, and full also of bitter denun- ciations of the Ministry. The Tories, he said, complained of agitation in the Recess, evidently considering......
Mr. Eirington, Member For Longford, Has Taken A Far More
practical course. In a letter to his tenantry, in which he remits rents to the extent of from te n to fifteen per cent., he declares that, in his judgment, the objects of......
The Times' Correspondent At Simla Draws A Depressing...
Anglo-Indian morality. He declares that it is much more lax than that of England, and intimates that at Sheila the cavaliers servente is a recognised as well as an existing......
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