Ix the Saturday the articles entitled 'The Unemployed' and The Woman's Suffrage Bill;' and Lord Randolph Chorehill at Bel-i in tary of State for India la also the subject of w paper in the Spectutor, where called as an oratories) effort, far and away the best speech he ever made in his life, much better we acknowledge than thought he could have nade." clams in both papers are character they point out that Lord Randolph has not only clearly perceived that there is danger of civil warm Ireland resulting from the granting of Home Rule, but has hind the courage to aay ao in public, The Spectatorap-
Teligious virulence in Ireland to avert war, Bears to rely on the auppoted abatement of and the fact that a Protestant is now the leader of the Nationalists is adduced with
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