, 1881-08-28
Last Weeks Review Of Cur
!: u rent Events Across
!" :: the Water.
/:
= Formal Propagation of the
!: British Parliament Yes
!. terday.
!: Full Text Of the Queens
= !. Speech to the Two
!: Houses,
i. Wherein She Grows Eloquent
~ 7: Over the Peaceful Condition
Of the Country,
!. Thanks the Commons for Their Lib
erality and Approves the Leg
islation for Ireland.
The German Government Greatly Exercised
&: 0rer The Boldness Of the
= 81: Socialists.
-:
Several Thousand Arabs Attack French
!" . Camp in Tunis and Are
T.: !: g.: Repu!sed.
an Earthquake in Asia Minority
- phoid-FeYer Raging in
- = Athens.
Thanks the Commons for Their Lib
erahty and Approves the Leg
islation for Ireland.
Tho German Government Greatly Exercised
:: 0rer The Boldness Of the
Socialists.
Severa! Thousand Arabs Attack French
Camp in Tunis and Are
+: Repu!sed.
An Earthquake in Asia Minority
X. phoid-FeYer Raging IN
Athens.

GREAT BRITAIN.
-: PARLIAMENT rI:oEOGCED.
Special Cable.
LONDON, Aug. 27.-Parlianlent was pro-
Dgued to-day. after a parting shot from Lord
Salisbury yesterday in rejecting the Uni
yersities bill. Looking back at the session,
apart from its legislative work. the situation
Of parties las been very remarkable
The Government has been stronger
than the Liberal party, more united,
more enthusiastic The predictions that the
Land bill would shatter the Ministcrialsts
have been signally falsifed. The expecta-
ton Of the Land-Leaguers to damage the
Government III the debate OIL the Coercion
bill has been equally disappointed. Un-
shaken Ill Parliament and retaining the con-
tidence of the country, Mr. Gladstone sees
the opposition, right and left,
DIVIDED AND pOWEKLEsS.
The Conservative leaders have almost ef-
faced themselves by their feebleness. Sir
Stafford Northcote's colleagues, loosed from
Tory discipline, have weakened the party,
while Lord Salisbury's raslness and
nar1oNness have rendered the country
distrustful of Tory rule. Lord 1sali-
dolpil Churchill. though insocnt aud
offensive. exhibited the most energy and
talent, and can no longer be ignored by the
front bench. lie is destined to hold all eml-
nent position in the party. Among official
Tories Mr.. Gibson was the best man, III fact
the leader Of the party.
IN IRISH MATTfnS,
the Parllellites lave not distinguished them
selves. Ar. Parncll himself has fallen great
ii In the back ground. His sole qualification
for the leadership Of lis party is his
u1lfailing power for talk. Mr.
Healy alone understood the Land
bill. T. =. O'Connor, who promised
: we'll last year, was distanced by Mr.. 1Iealy.
and resorted to inlpudence and vnlgarity.
: Nevertheless, lie sank. to a 1ifttl-rate posi-
tion. On the other hand. AIr. Shaw has
shown great ability, knowledge, and states
manship. If ever the Irish democracy
permit a national representative to
accept office, Mr.. Shaw seems marked out
for Chief Secretary. Such All event would
be hailed with enthusiasm by every true
friend of Ireland as the beginning OF all err,
ot national government Moderate Irish
men are
DISPOSED TO GIVE THE LAND ACT 4 FAIR
TEiAI,
and il it is fairly successful the League party
will shrink considerably. Mr.. Parnell's
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appease the farmers demand for land