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  2. LEADERSHIP OF THE LIBERAL PARTY.

    The discussion of the question of the leader-<*> ship of the Liberal party after Mr. Gladstone has withdrawn from active political life is (says the London correspondent of the S. M. Herald) ...

    Article : 502 words
  3. LABOUR STRIKES IN AMERICA.

    The season of labour strikes has come again (says the New York correspondent of the Mel-<*> bourne Age), this time in the coal-producing regions of Pennsylvania. On the 1st January ...

    Article : 552 words
  4. A ROYAL PROTEST.

    Lieutenant-General Gloag writes to a London paper as follows :—" Perhaps at the present moment, when the leading daily paper is given over to the effects of Irish distemper, the ...

    Article : 526 words
  5. THE APPROACHING WAR.

    Two pamphlets on "the approaching war" have just been published—the one at Hanover, and the other at Vienna. They both indicate Poland as the theatre of the first operations, ...

    Article : 229 words
  6. THE WAGES OF KINGS.

    In an interesting article on the Emperor's income, published in the Augsburger Abend-<*> zeitung, Herr Karl Hermann gives some details respecting the revenues of other sovereigns and ...

    Article : 389 words
  7. A TALE OF THE SEA.

    The Bombay papers report a serious storm off the coasts of India in January:—When the ship Accomac, bound from Middlesborough to Bombay, was some forty-four miles from ...

    Article : 603 words
  8. VISIT TO A COTTON FACTORY.

    The United States Consul at Mannheim, in a report recently published by the department of State at Washington, describes a visit paid by him to the cotton factory of Oggersheim, in ...

    Article : 377 words
  9. A FAMILY OF MURDERERS.

    A horrible story (says the New York cor-<*> respondent of the Melbourne Age) comes from the West, of the misdeeds of a family, named Kelly, in an obscure locality on a public road ...

    Article : 603 words
  10. BRITAIN UNPREPARED FOR WAR.

    In the Fortnightly Review for January Sir Charles Dilke continues his extremely pessi-<*> mistic articles on the British Army, and the unpreparedness of this country for a great war. ...

    Article : 687 words
  11. PRINCE BISMARCK INSULTED.

    A profound sensation, says the World, has been created at Berlin by the sudden resigna-<*> tion of Count Perponcher, the Court Marshal, who is one of the Emperor's oldest and most ...

    Article : 247 words
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