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... The Governorship of Madras. — The Earl of Morier, in speaking on Wednesday at the Plymouth Chamber of Commerce, confirmed the report that tha Government had offered him the Governorship of Madras Presidency, but aaid he had declined it. Hia connection ...
... The Home Secretary, speaking on the subject of ?? buildings recently erected at Stroud Vale for the labouring classes by the Victoria Dwellings Association (Limited) (Mr. John Walter, M.P., chairman^ said : — 'It is money which an association of this ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... National Monuments. — The Bishop of St. Davids, speaking at tbe opening of the congress of the Cambrian Archaeological Society at Carmarthen this week, suid in Wales, Cornwall and Brittany on the one hand, and in Ireland, the Highlands and Hebrides, and ...
... i so much method in his badness. There is, so to . speak, no waste or material in Oliver. Without the slightest principle, without having even a compre- hension of what ia meant by truth and goodness, he is never wicked unless in the prosecution of hia ...
... An Opposition, politically speaking, is so im- portant an influence in the administration of a representative system that it must always be a matter of regret, even to those who dilfer from its leaders and their followers, to see it in a position j that ...
... A Second Occtjratiok.— Another authoritative i voice in the profession speaks out in favour of the view that society is suffering, not from overwork, but from underwork. Dr. Wilks, in bis paper on Overwork, in j the Lancet of June 20, which should ...
... Ecclesiastical Affaiks in Germany —The Cross Gazette, speaking for the ecclesiastical party in Prussia expresses satisfaction with the modifications which two of the ecclesiastical measures have undergone in select committee. Its approval applies to the ...
... The Defe_.ce of Canada. — Colonel Fletcher, of the Scot B Fusilier Guards, who speaks not merely with the authority of tbe military secretary to Lord Duff eri a, but with that of a student of the great American war, ha.3 published a little irratise on ...
... The Government and the Eastern Question. --Speaking at the annual dinner of tha Poola Constitu- tional Association lust nigbt, the Right Hon. G. A. C.ivendifch Bentinek, M.P.. Judge Advocate-Ganeral, dw«-lt principally upon the Eastern Questioa, which ...