. Review of reviews and world's work . MR. STANSFELD,AN OLD MR. LABOUCHERE. on many subjects, and they are certainly not theideas of Lord R()s(!b(ry. Had ho been in the Cabinetthere would pr()l)ably have either a crisis in sixmonths or Mr. GladstoneAvould have had to la} asidehis beloved Home Rule for aseason, in order to patch upsome miserable compromiseabout Egypt or South Africawhich would have satisfied noone and si)oiled Labouchere therefore re-mains the member for Truth,as Professor Stuart remainsmember for the Star. seems to believethat


. Review of reviews and world's work . MR. STANSFELD,AN OLD MR. LABOUCHERE. on many subjects, and they are certainly not theideas of Lord R()s(!b(ry. Had ho been in the Cabinetthere would pr()l)ably have either a crisis in sixmonths or Mr. GladstoneAvould have had to la} asidehis beloved Home Rule for aseason, in order to patch upsome miserable compromiseabout Egypt or South Africawhich would have satisfied noone and si)oiled Labouchere therefore re-mains the member for Truth,as Professor Stuart remainsmember for the Star. seems to believethat a man who has a news-paper to console him has no need of a another direction Mr. Gladstone might withadvantage have been a little bolder, but here alsoeverything was subordinated to the desire toavoid friction, and to allow nothing to stand inthe way of Home Rule. Mr. Burt, the first electedand the most respected of all workmen who ever tooka seat in the House of Commons, instead of being inthe Cabinet, has been relegated an under secretary-ship. He ought to


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