ies on beer and spirits.
June 9. Resignation of government.
June 24. Reads correspondence on crisis.
July 6. On legislation on parliamentary oaths.
July 7. On intentions of the new government.
Aug. 8-Sept. 1. In Norway.
Sept. 17. Issues address to Midlothian electors.
Nov. "Dawn of Creation and of Worship," in _Nineteenth Century_.
Nov. 9. At Albert Hall, Edinburgh, on proposals of Irish party.
Nov. 11. At Free Assembly Hall, Edinburgh, on disestablishment.
Nov. 17. At West Calder on Ireland, foreign policy, and free trade.
Nov. 21. At Dalkeith on finance and land reform.
Nov. 23. At inauguration of Market Cross, Edinburgh: on history of the
cross.
Nov. 24. At Music Hall, Edinburgh, on tory tactics and Mr. Parnell's
charges.
Nov. 27. Elected for Midlothian: Mr. Gladstone, 7879; Mr. Dalrymple, 3248.
1886.
Jan. "Proem to Genesis: a Plea for a Fair Trial," in _Nineteenth Century_.
Jan. 21. On government's policy in India, the Near East and Ireland.
Jan. 26. In support of amendment for allotments.
Feb. 3. Third administration formed.
Feb. 4. Issues address to electors of Midlothian.
Feb. 10. Returned unopposed for Midlothian.
Feb. 22. On comparative taxation of England and Ireland. On annexation of
Burmah.
Feb. 23. On Ireland's contribution to imperial revenue.
March 4. On condition of Ireland.
March 6-12. Confined to his room by a cold.
April 6. On death of Mr. W. E. Forster.
April 8. Brings in Government of Ireland (Home Rule) bill.
April 13. On first reading of Home Rule bill.
April 16. Explains provisions of Irish Land Purchase bill.
May 1. Issues address to electors of Midlothian on Home Rule bill.
May 10. Moves second reading of Home Rule bill.
May 27. Meeting of liberal party at the foreign office: on the Home Rule
bill.
May 28. Explains intentions regarding the Home Rule bill.
June 7-8. Concludes debate on Home Rule bill.
June 10. Announces dissolution of parliament.
June 14. Issues address to electors of Midlothian.
June 18. At Music Hall, Edinburgh, on home rule.
June 21. At Music Hall, Edinburgh, on home rule.
June 22. At Glasgow on home rule.
June 25. At Free Trade Hall, Manchester, on home rule.
June 28. At Liverpool on Ulster and home rule.
July 2. Returned unopposed for Midlothian and Leith.
July 20. Resignation of third administration.
Aug. 19-24. On government's Irish, policy.
Aug. 25. Leaves England for Ba
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