Speaking Edinburgh last night Lord Bramwell ridiculed the idea of the Legislature dictating the terms tenancy ..
... Speaking Edinburgh last night Lord Bramwell ridiculed the idea of the Legislature dictating the terms tenancy to and tenant. ...
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Un-Gnatural History.—A certain noble Lord, in speaking at a recent agricultural dinner, made a statement a ..
... Un-Gnatural History.—A certain noble Lord, in speaking at a recent agricultural dinner, made a statement a remarkable nature respecting gnats. Referring to political opponent, said that he did not represent tbe Conservative party; aud (the speaker) was ...
Parliamentary Reform.—Mr. E. Clarke, M.P., speaking Xtotherhithe last night, announced his intention to ..
... Parliamentary Reform.—Mr. E. Clarke, M.P., speaking Xtotherhithe last night, announced his intention to reintroduce next session his Bill providing that any measure which has passad the' second reading in one session may be brought the stage of committee ...
SIR S. NORTHCOTE ON IRELAND
... SIR S. NORTHCOTE ON IRELAND Sir Stafford Noxthoote, speaking _t _ ?? Exetex, yesterday, called to aid the uistt__*7__ a * 5 Ireland, remarked tbat while they couid not ?? fl ' themselves the errors and cximes of the In.. ?? yet there could not be tbe ...
POLITICAL SPEECHES
... POLITICAL SPEECHES. Colonel Stanley, speaking at Chorley last nigbt aaid that the condition of Ireland was as bad now twelve months ago. The land tenure difficulty did not the Government in putting aside the other di-fie by wbich they were surrounded ...
Earl Cairr.t wa» 1,,t ovmi «- Hte lotd o., fr »»d it*. Borne arrived at Windsor London a the
... Earl Cairr.t wa» 1,,t ovmi «- Hte lotd o., fr »»d it*. Borne arrived at Windsor London a the Queen. Lord George Hamilton, speaking ft prize to the Halifax liifle Volunte n.ox.re_ that this year .s memorable the a'>n »ls 01 Voinnteerioj count of the great ...
MR. HERBERT GLADSTONE AND THE STATE OF IRELAND
... MR. HERBERT GLADSTONE AND THE STATE OF IRELAND. Mr. James Croston, Manchester, speaking a few days ago at Millbrook, Stalybridge, challenged Mr. Herbert Gladstone's statement that strangers were safe in Ireland, and said it was an insult tbat a flippant ...
A WELSH LIBERAL ON THE MON STROUS BADICAL LAND PROGRAMME
... WELSH LIBERAL ON THE MO N STROUS BADICAL LAND PROGRAMME. Mr. H. H. Vivian, speaking Oowbridge, near Cardiff, yesterday, characterised as monstrous the provisions of the Farmers' Alliance Bill, which allowed a tenant to make what improvements he pleased ...
Mss. in sorry plight are tempted to resort to sorry expedients. An eminent Judge remarks on the fact that the
... disadvantage and Hopps, of Leicester, speaks of Irish tenants as oppressed. Oppressed! Mr. Chamberlain says that in law they are privileged—yes privileged—beyond the tenants of any other country. He speaks of them the recipients of legal favours—favours ...
ALLEGED PLOT TO KILL GUITEAU
... that he would be killed. Mr. feared would a*taseinated being conveyed prison van from tbe gaol, and added that had good td speak as did. A synipatty with family was adopted Rtvttr's U ...
ALLEGED PLOT TO KILL GUITEAU
... feared that would be assassinated while being conveyed prison van from the court to the gaol and added that had good reason to speak as did. A resolution expressing sympathy with Guiteau's family was adopted.— lleutcr's telegram. ...
POLITICAL SPEECHES
... POLITICAL SPEECHES. Speaking last night at a meeting of the st Cum berland Conservative Association held at Workington, Sir Henry Drummond Wolff described Sir Lawn phenomena in political dynamics—a wind mill turned by wator. He traced the condition Ireland ...