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... Lord Onslow on* Protection. — The Earl of Onslow (Under Secretary for the Colonies), speaking at a meeting of the Liberal Unionists in Tolmers-square Insti- tute, Hampstead-road, last night, said that he aid not deny that there was a strong, and he believed ...
... Speaking generally, and with partial exceptions, , the award in tho Behring Sea inquiry is, Mr. ' Gladstone told the House yesterday, entirely satis- . factory to British interests, and there is every reason to hope that the result will be to ...
... Scottish ?? , ni__&, — The Agricultural Gazette, speaking of the points on which agricultural status depends, eaye :— If, after a review of English agriculture as a whole, we .vers asked to name that dis- trict in which produce, wages, rlnt, all stand ...
... The English and Foreign Watch Trades. ; Speaking at an annual meeting of the Order of Foresters Friendly Society at Islington last night, Sir Albert Rollit, M.P., said that the watch trade of Islington and Clerken- well had suffered much owing to the ...
... Lord Ellenborough stands in creditable contrast to many of his party in speaking of the affairs of India ; for there are some gentlemen in both Houses who, without any signal ability — without any special knowledge on the subject — without any Indian ...
... We have no ilesire to speak of tlie ?? National . '■ Society for Women's Suffrage in any terms but | those uf respect ; and we will go further, and admit f that if it can be shown that it will be either for the benefit of society or of women themselves ...
... NATive Races and the Liquor Traffic. — The Duke of Westminster, speaking at the annual meeting of the Native Races and the Liquor Traffic United Committee, held at Grosvenor House on Friday afternoon, referred to the exertions of the Prime Minister in ...
... TIIE BATTLE AT AGRA. The Mofussilite of July 15, speaking of Agra, says : — The fort is crowded, but not inconveniently so, and all are in good health and spirits. We are well provided with provisions and ammunition, and upon the whole we are pretty ...
... The Marquis of Hartington, speaking at Plymouth last night in support of the Liberal Uniouist candidates for Devonshire and Cornwall, hoped none would suffer for the votes given against Mr. Gladstone's Irish policy. Whilst un- able to defend the means ...
... County Court Judges and Imprisonment for Debt.— At the Burnley County Court, on Thursday, the judge, speaking on the question of imprisonment for debt, said the plan which he had adopted— to make a uniform order of 40 days' imprisonment— had been considered ...
... The Earl of Camperdown on the Sittjation. — Speaking at a crowded meeting of Unionists, held in the Town-hall, Poplar yesterday evening, Lord Camperdown said even Mr. Gladstone's present supporters were not all agreed on the point of giving to Ireland ...
... The State of Trade. — Mr. Henry Lee, Presi- ' dent of the Manchester Chamber uf Commerce, speaking ' at the annual meeting of the C amber yesterday, said j that altiiough in some - ections traile had not been all they could wish in the pust year, still ...