♦ MR GLADSTONE INTERVIEWED. [PER PRESS ASSOCIATION , .} Received March 6th, 1.30 p.m. London, March 5. The Earl of Aberdeen waa ban qnetted by the National Liberal Club. Replying to the toast of his health, the guest of the evening said he was gratified that Mr Parnell has been vindicated. Received March 7th, 1.25 a.m. London, March 6. Mr J. Aird, member for South Pad dington, in a letter to the Times, appeals to both parties to appoint a mixed Committee of the House to con sider the Home Rule question, with a view to an endeavor to arrive at some settlement. During an interview with a represen tative of the Pall Mall Gazette, Mr Gladstone stated that he intended to adopt a neutral attitude towards the Government until he saw what pro posals they had to make for settlement of the Irish Question. He expressed a fear that Liberal Unionists would prevent any concession being brought forward by the Tories, but as for him self, he would heartily welcome a set tlement no matter from what quarter it came.
HOME AND FOREIGN.
