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... SIR SPENCER ROBINSON ON HIS DEFEAT. Sir Spencer Robinson has issued a farewell address to the electors of Tamworth. in which he says were not successful, but we were not disgra'ced. I believe the freedom and independence of this borough are dear to you ? all. You have struggled for the success of these principles before now you have suSered for them; but through defeat, notwithstanding ...
... NAVAL AND MILITARY INTELLIGENCE. The Army and Aaty Gazette says:—The rumour which prevailed in naval circles during the week, to the effect that Rear-Admiral Key, C.B., had refused the appoint- ment of Principal of the Naval University, h unfounded, and we have every reason to believe that he will accept it. —If Rear-Admiral Sir Francis Leopold M'Clintock, F.R.S., is desirous of being employed ...
... | FRAUD AND FORGERY. At the Hammersmith William Hemming, an auctioneer, of Stamford-street, Blackfriars. was brought up in the custody of Mr. Palmer, chief inspector, Scotland-vard, charged with obtaining a cheque-book from the Notting-hill branch of the National Bank by false representations, and with uttering several forged cheques. Mr. Elsie Wyatt, accountant at the Notting-hill branch of ...
... 1IMPERIAL PARLIATMENT. HOUSE OF COMMONS -YrEsaDAY. Turer Spmuc-ER took the chair at twelve o'clock. phi THE NUMBER OF TURKISH VESSELS IN TirE PE RzSy G ULF. In reply to Mr. EASTW ICR, Lord ENFIELD stated that the number of the Turkish vessels in the Persian Gulf had beellin- creased to the number of 77. The 20 addition I vessels were there as transports on an ?? Iexpedition, and not as ships ...
... COUR'J AD 'FASERION , | THE COURF T. WINDSOR CASTLE, APRIL 23.-the Queen, accom- panied by Princess Beatrice, and attended by Lady W~aterpark, drove out yesterday afternoon. it BUCxKeNGAM PsLAcE.-Her Majesty, accom- re panied by Princess BeatLlce and Prince Leopold, If left Windsor Castle this morning at half-past ten o'clock, and arrived at Buckingham Palace at half- r. past eleven. Her ...
... TRE MINISTERIAL CRISIS. [SPOX IRISH TIMES CORRESPONDENT.] L LoinDoN, MONDAY NMcnT.-This has been a day of continuous excitement at the House of Commons. Every hour up to midnight brought constant ar- rivals of ?? in response to Mr. Whig Whip Glyn's urgent telegraphic missives, and there are a] now in London close upon five hundred and eighty a members of the Legislature. The threat, orrather ...
... m1) THE EamTOa. OF THE P'Ru EIrAS. Sir-In reply to your offensive paragraph in this day's F iinrn, m which my name is so ire* quently repeated, I beg to say that my former let- terouthe aubject referredto hasconvincedeveryone bet you and you clique; that whatyou designate as a re-assembling, lie., was a duly constituted meeting of the sub-committee. The chairman's signature was appended to ...
... LOCAL AND DISTRICT Xi $ I- - I- -- - - - - S-. Tam TicHROasNS CA.KE-Much interest vs Excite in *inchester lesterday morning by the exhibitio0no? f 1 following letter , in fac simile, in the windows of Mr. w 3 Savage, photographic artist:- I Singapore April7 ?, t ?ydear Sister. I have returned the carte de viet cannot see any likeness of my brother Arthur in it. Arthu, has is name Pnarked on ...
... FRIDAY. -The barometer has risen somewhat at all but the northern stations since yesterday. Ia tfre west and north, however, it has been unsteady, and in Scotland has fallen rather briskly in the night. The reading at Paris is half an inch higher than at Ardrossan, which gives a gradient of 006 in. per fifty miles. Temperature has risen a little over Scotland and France, but is scarcely ...
... THE, WASHINGTON TREATY. (Tunims TMEnGRAL.) P11TWDLFTPIcIA, April 23. The Foreign Committee of the Ilouse of RepreseHOtetiV09 met to-day. General Banks, the Chairmun, gave an account of 5il interview with Secretary Fish ou the Alabama question. Mr. Fish stated that the Cabinet ware united on the question. No ?? bad been made for withdrawing the Indirect Claims. The Govern- mnent did not ...
... HOUSE OF LORDS. THE Duke of Richmond, pursuant to notice, asked Lord Granville if the Government was prepared to give an assurance that further proceedings will be suspended at the Geneva arbitration unless the indirect claims are abandoned or withdrawn by the Government of the United States. He had no desire to raise a debate which would be unfair to Lord Russell, whose motion on the subject ...
... THE ALABAMA CLAIMS. The Times holds that we are bound to be content with the Minis, terial answer last night. There may, it says, be some breach of etiquette, though we cannot conceive that there could be any real harm, ila announcing a contingent determination. However, the middle of next week is no remote epoch, and if we rightly understand the two Ministerial replies, there will be no ...