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... THE LIBERAL ADMINISTRA'ION. |Tie Observer ?? the various sugiestions for the reconstitution of the liberal Administration one which has met with considerable favour in important quarters is the following --Mr. Gladstone would be called to the Upper House, an2( assume the P'remiership as First Lord of the Treasury ; Lord Hartington would be leader of the House of Commons, and succeed to the War ...
... OUTRAGES ON THE WEST COAST OF I AFRIOA.-BRITISH EXPEDITION. The British and African Steam Navigation. Company's Royal mail steamer Volta ?? Gabriel), with passen- gers and mails from the West Coast of Africa, has just arrived at Liverpool. She was at Old Calabar on the 11th March, when a meeting was held on board her Majesty's ship Forester, called by Comamodore Richards, to enquiro into the ...
... THE POLITICA.L SITUATION. RESIGNATION OF THE MINISTRY. ILORD BEACONSFIELD'S LATEST PLOT. (From our London correspondencts.) LoNDON, Wednesday Night. The Queen this evening formally received and accepted the resignation of the Ministry. Mr. Montagu Corry, Lord Beaconslield's private secre- tary, hag been elevated to the peerage as Baron Bowton, of Rowton Castle, in the county of Salop. LonDoN, ...
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... FUNERAL OF THE LATE MR. J. S. IWRIGHT, M.P. IBirmingham has often been the scene of remarkable y popular assemblies, but seldom hias there been witnessed v a more impressive spectacle than that wlikh yesterday ii .attended the interment of the late Mr.- J. S. Wright, at'i theo General(Cemnetery, Key Hill. MIUsh as the immediate r relatives of the deceasedl might have shrunk from any- f thing ...
... BIRMINGHAM WATCH COMMITTEEw A meeting of the Birmingham W\ atch Cramitt was held at the Council lioulse yesterday. There were Itresert Alderman Deykin (chairmsan), the Mlayorr(M1r. I. Chas br5 WIll, Alderman Ellawvay, Alrsors. 1arker, 1. Wi11i5il55 W. IL Hart, V-lritfleld, and M'hatelcy. l :sr;rc x rgs.-- The MAYors sait it was very satisfh tory to find that in the week ending April 3, ...
... THIE NEW ADMINISTRATION. At the present moment, when the flew Governmenst will be formied within the course of a few djays, it may be interesting to enumerate thle ofilesa which wilt have to be ?? by the nsow Prinie Minister, land the salaries attached Li to. the sarme. For the sake, of convenience the namnes of ,t the noblemen and gentlemen flow occupying the respective positions are given, ...
... MINISTERIAL RUIMOURS. The Press Association says there is authoritative reason t for stating that the period of resignation has not yet been ' determined on, and will form the chief business for dis- t cussion by Ministers at the Cabinet Council on Wednesday. D We are informed, however, that the majority of Ministers are in favour of immediate resignation, whilst a, minority surlpost the ...
... rcoliributet he Air. (eerue Shtaio.1 I to TlPe following Patents were sealed during the week ending Amrii 2°, 1880:- n. Joseph Hart, Fiandsworth, improvements in hand or dressing tie cosmbs. Dated November 18, 18;D. Erlward Ornierod, Atherton, Lancashire, improvements in the construction of brakes for collery winding-engines and for other l pilrposes. Dated October 20, 1870. fo° Thomnas lleron ...
... ONGRATULATIONS ON THE RESUi ?? The rtsult of the Birminebam election bas produced the - deepest satisfaction amongst Liberals throughout the country. Owing to the diliculty of maunidpulating the voting under the Mlinority Clause it was feared by those iwho wero not intimrately acquainted with Birminghmrn and Birmingham Liberals, that it would be impossible to so arrange the votinp as to bring ...
... AND JOURNAL. THURSDAY, APRIL 1, 1880. NEWS OF THE DAY. The Dule of CAMBRIDGE, in a general order respecting the Volunteer Review at Brighton on Monday, expresses his satisfaction at the soldier- like bearing and discipline exhibited by the forces during the ?? of the field manuwuvres, their steadiness at tho march-past, and their good con- duct while quartered in the town. The Manchester ...
... PBEPARATIONS FOR STARTING THE STUART WOBKq, HIWAIN. - 'If [MOLALLY CONT3ThUTZD.J - . I hae just been aver the compaot and rapid i improving ironworks and tiu.Jtoe mills of Hirwai, ?? to be started thas week in part, ta idntheoureoa : afew weeks illbe,ana 'h , o temem of btlife. The work have in Ma &Ga ugehistory. Thekbla been assocated with Boucher, the first irchworkingamigraut from .,thn ...