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ABERDEEN UNIVERSITY PRESS.

CONTENTS.

ENGLISH HISTORY.

Position of the Ministry-Mr. A. J. Balfour at Manchester-The National Liberal

Federation at Cardiff-Lord Rosebery's Address-Sir Wm. Harcourt at Derby

-Mr. Asquith at Hull-Mr. John Morley at Newcastle The New Labour

Party and the Miners' Federation The Attitude of the Government-Meeting

of Parliament-Queen's Speech-Debate on the Address-Amendments in the

Commons by Mr. Jeffreys, Mr. J. Redmond, Mr. Chamberlain The Colchester

Election-Indian Cotton Duties-Voluntary Schools-Mr. Chamberlain at

Stepney-The Church in Wales Bill-Bimetallism Debate-Factories Act

Amendment Bill-London County Council Election-The Irish Land Bill-

Extradition of Jabez Balfour-The Cost of Cyprus-Navy Estimates-Army

Estimates-Speaker's Retirement Announced-Second Reading of the Welsh

Church Bill-Lord Rosebery's Illness-East Bristol Election-The Vacancy

at Leamington-The Home Secretary at Cambridge-Payment of Members-

Egyptian Affairs-Home Rule all round-Irish Land Bill Read a Second

Time-The Local Control Bill-The Speaker's Retirement-Election of Mr.

Factories Bill-The Charity Commission-Crofters Bill-Light Railways-One

Man, one Vote-Conciliation of Trade Disputes-Libels at Elections The

Budget The Coburg Annuity-The Leamington Vacancy and Unionist Dif-

ferences-Mr. Balfour thereon-The Welsh Church Bill in Committee-The

Irish and Welsh Parties-Crimes Act Repeal Bill-Scotch Grand Committee

-Lord Selborne's Claim to sit in the House of Commons-Divorce Act Amend-

ment Bill Church Patronage Bill-Ministers at National Liberal Club-Bye-

Elections-Amateur Agricultural Legislation-Dr. Macgregor's Revolt-Lord

Salisbury at Bradford-Duke of Devonshire and Mr. Chamberlain at St. James's

Hall-Mr. Balfour at Westminster-Mr. Chamberlain at Birmingham-Mr.

Morley's Predictions-Uganda and the Mombasa Railway-The Vote for a

Cromwell Statue-Conservative Banquet to Liberal Unionist Leaders-Gloomy

Outlook for the Government-Withdrawal of Mr. Gladstone's Pair-Duke of

Cambridge's Retirement-New War Office Organisation-Deficiency of Cordite

-Defeat of the Government-Their Resignation-Lord Salisbury's Acceptance

of Office-Mr. Campbell-Bannerman's Seal-Lord Rosebery and the House of

Lords-Protest from the Duke of Argyll-The Policy of the New Govern-

The Electoral Campaign-Party Manifestoes-Weakness of the Liberal Position

-Mr. Morley and Sir William Harcourt-Mr. Chamberlain on the Con-

servative Alliance-The General Election-Liberal Losses in the Metropolis

and the Provincial Boroughs-The County Elections-The Liberal Rout-

The Speakership-The Armenian Atrocities-Mr. Gladstone's Appearance at

Chester-Meeting of Parliament-Mr. Gully re-elected Speaker-Debate on

the Address-The Irish Party and the Estimates-The Reforms at the War

Office-The Trade Union Congress-Trade and Agriculture.

Apologies for Liberal Defeat The Liberal Leadership Lord Rosebery at

Scarborough-Disappointment and Adverse Criticisms-Encouraging State

of Ireland-Mr. Courtney and Liberal Unionism-Lord Salisbury reviews the

Repeal of the Corn Laws-Duke of Devonshire on Industrial Questions-

Mr. Chamberlain on Colonial Enterprise-Municipal Elections-Guildhall

Banquet to Ministers-Lord Salisbury and the Sultan-The Sultan's Reply

to Lord Salisbury-Position of the Armenian Question-Colston Day

Celebrations-Mr. Balfour at Glasgow-Lord Salisbury at Brighton-Volun-

tary Schools-Deputations to Prime Minister and Duke of Devonshire-

Agricultural Depression and Remedies for It-Deputations from Hop-

Growers and National Agricultural Union-Lord James of Hereford's Fare-

well to Bury-Lord Crewe a Tepid Home Ruler-Mr. Morley refuses to

Recant-Mr. Justin M'Carthy and Irish Dissensions-Sir H. Campbell-

Bannerman Undiscouraged-President Cleveland's Warlike Message.

SCOTLAND AND IRELAND

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