WAITING FOR THE TURN OF THE TIDE
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... T H E N E W C A B I N E T. EARL SPE'NCER, Lord President of the Council. RIGwr HoN. W. E. GLADSTONE, First Lor i of the Treasury. MR. JOHN MORLEY, Chief Secretary for Ireland. EART. OF ROSriERY, Foreign Secretary. EARL GRANVILLE, Colonial Secretary. EARL OF KIMBERLEY, Secretary of State for India. RIGNT HION. IH. C. E. CITILDERS, Home Secretary. XT. 1ION. ii. CAI IBELL.BANXEtMAN, MARQUIS OF ...
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... H A R D P R E SS E D. - --I - Not-to the honour of Dritish journalism-that the great Gladstonian folly has had many supporters. In London ,y only one respectable journal, and by only two ?? Payier. here, that cause has bezn taken up I- , ...
... C UT H I M O F:F, J O EY! A CARTOON FOR THE DAY. MR. CHAMBERLAIN SEVERS HIS CONNECTION AND LETS THE -OLD MAN DOWN. (DOES HE? OH I THAT'S ALL RIGHT.' - N -. ito ;w ...
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... t - IN THE IMPERIAL PADDOCK. The HOME RULE WELTER HANDICAP PLATE of 670 (popular) sovercigns.-(One: mile, over the National Course.) Mr. John Bull's HONME RULE, by Justice-History, by Empire, 2 years, 8 st. 5 lb. Colours: red, white, and blue, green cap. Jockey: Wt Lord Carlton's COERCION. by Class Prejudice-Reaction, by Landlordism, aged, 14 st. 7 lb. Colours: Orange, black cap. Jockey: S ...
... 1 1 ?? v T L Depend upon it that the gushing spring of Tory reform will not be very long before it runs dry. You won't get a bounteous affluence of fresh water into the Tory pump by the simple act of fitting it with a brand-new Radical handle, kindly lent for the occasion by a friend from Birmingham.- Mr. John Morley at Leeds last zight, N~ovzember 3, z 886. ...
... PREPARING FOR THE START, =d IN THE IMPERIAL PADDOCK . The HOME RULE WELTER HANDICAP PLATE of 670 (popular) ?? mile, over the National Course.) 'loha] Bull's HOME RULE, by Justice-History, by Empire, 2 years, 8 st. 5 lb. Colours: red, white, and blue, green cap. Jockey: We& arlton's COERCION, by Class Prejudice-Reaction, by Landlordism, aged, 14 st. 7 lb. Colours: Orange, black cap. Jockey: S-l ...
... CARTOON FOR THE DAR. OUR 4H; I I I I A J ,vI hl ~1+ -| / -v / III MR. CHAMBERLAIN SEVERS HIS CONNECTION AND LETS THE OLD MAN DOWN.' (DOES HE? OH I THAT'S ALL RIGHT.) a I. I l. /o 'Td I D . .I ?? 4 1/ I/ 4k 4t I Pk ?? -_I I ?r I ??f q .1\ 2, li ?? , --r- ? ?? , ...
... THE POLITICAL VA N IS fl IN G L A D Y. a = BEF ORE.- ^.o w.C r. BEFORE. 2. AFTER. [Lord Salisbury and Lord Randolph Churchill stated in Parliament last night that the Conservative policy was a matter for examination and inquiry. The above sketches show (i) the application of this process, and (2) its result.] ...