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... MR. GLADSTONE'S DESCENT FROM • EDWARD I. A correspondent of the London Guardian states that, while great doubt exists as to the proof of Sir R. Peel's 'descent from Edward I. being demonstrable, none whatever exists as to that of Mr. Gladstone.: His descent ...
... MEMORIES OF GLADSTONE. maintained that proposition on a score of Lancashire platforms He was assailed with en abuse which is almost, despite the efforts of Mr Borer Law, out of date. (Laughter.) He was called a renegade, a torncoat, a blasphemer, arid ...
... MR AND MRS. GLADSTONE. VISIT TO NORTH WALES. Andrew Clark has (aaya the Daily Telegraph) been heard to any that Mrs. Gladstone in quite as much entitled to the name of the Grand Old Woman as her huaband is to that l the Grand Old Man. On January 12th ...
... MR. GLADSTONE GOES TO PARLS. Mr. and Mrs Gladstone, accompanied by the Rev. H. Drew, left Hawarden Castle shortly before nine o'clock on Monday morning for Paris. 'They proceeded to ' Hawarden Station, where they were met by Sir. Edward Watkin and other ...
... Arson, Mr. Edward Blake.M.P., Air. J. Bryce, Mr',Zifi. Thomas Burt, M.P., Dr. Butler, Mr. G.N. Curz7 o . Sir Thomas Carmichael, M.P.. the Eirl of Cre . ,,'Vdri Duke of Devonshire. Sir John Gorst, M.P.. Sir 0 non Harcourt, Ml'., Sir Edward Ilamikon, Kimberley ...
... DEATH OF THE REV, STEPHEN GLADSTONE. The Re.. Stephen Edward Gladstone, second eon of the late W.• E. Gladstone, and for 32 years Rector of HaWarden, died on Friday, at Manley Hall, Cheshire. Heart trouble had followed upon an .att;lck of influenza, and ...
... MR. GLADSTONE AND THE FENIAN PRISONERS. The following letter has been received at Wigan.— 10, Downing-street, Whitehall, December 27, 1872. Sir,—Mr. Gladsione desires to acknowledge the receipt of your letter of the 25th inst., and of the accompanying ...
... the following congratulatory telegram had been sent to Mr. Gladstone: The company assembled at the Reform Club, Liverpool, offer hearty congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Gladstone, on Mr. Gladstone attaining his eightiedi year, and trust that Providence may ...
... for the guests to alight upon. Sir Edward Watkin was the first to step out of the saloon carriage. He was immediately followed by Mrs. Gladstone, looking bright and happy. Mr. Herbert Gladstone, M.P., Mr. Henry Gladstone, and other guests succeeded, and ...
... under the porch at - the main entrance, they raised a lusty cheer, which Mr. Gladstone acknowledged by bowing. Besides the Premier and Mrs. Gladstone and Miss Helen . Gladstone, there were assembled Lord Fife, the Earl and Countess of Dalhousie, Lady Lonsdale ...
... MR. GLADSTONE'S BIRTHDAY. MESSAGES OF CONGRATULATION. Mr. Gladstone celebrated his 81st birthday on Monday, with his family surrounding him, at Hawarden Castle. It has been the custom , for some years now to shower congratulations on the right hon. gentleman ...
... SIR EDWARD RUSSELL ON CURRENT POLITICS. THH LORDS AND EMPLOYERS' LIABILITT. A meeting, under the auspices of the Earlestown Liberal Association and the British Women's Liberal Federation, was held in tho Town Hall, Earlestown. on Saturday evening. The ...