... that being unable . secure an arrangement with the United States for a parcel post last year, his Majesty's Government mad© arrangements with an Express Company for forwarding post parcels. The United States Government had since expressed desire to re-open ...

... post agreement with the United States; fait were unable to secure their assent to such proposal. We therefore made arrangements last year with express company for '•it establishment of a parcels post between the countries. The United States recently exirrused ...

... U'H.i The Speaker took the chair at 2 o'clock. PARCELS TO THE UNITED STATES. Mr. Austen Chamberlain (replying to Mr. Stuart Samuel), said that being unable to secure arrangement with the United States for a parcels post last year, his Majestys Government ...

... introduced next Wednesday. The Hoene afterwards went into Committee of Supply, and on the vote on aacount for' 120.266.003 for the Civil Services. Mr. Chamberlain said that during his Smith African tour he bad interview. with some five hundred persons of all classes ...

... proceeded draft record of the proceedings in consultation with Mr. Nalder. Meanwhile the : meeting was formally constituted a CIVIL VESTRY for the purpose of electing auditors of the accounts of the Burial Board, and fixing their salary. This vestry was called ...

... those who thought with him were prepared to obey the civil Government a3 long as it confined itself to the legitimate objects of civil government. The work of the priest was not, however, the object of civil government. hear.) They were prepared to pay that ...

... those who thought with him were prepared to obey the civil’ Government as long as it confined itself the legitimate object* of civil government. The work of the priest was not, however, the object of civil government. (Hfar, hear.) They were prepared to pay ...

... over- sjeinte charred t throw of the Soci s. (Protests and uproar). M. de Baydry Dasson ed M. Combes with having let loose civil war upon the country. M. Combes, in reply, said that his religious policy was based upon the feithful and strict obser- vance ...

... HOU WY hi —2lcommT, CIVIL AND ZeIINAT After r LDWAID that tee ties:Lined to tut.• the of I. to tins country of torelan milk. de. tun how serer. the :as- w.ve us the termer to recur, eleaelinee• t•artt). be th.mitit int •erns'lss ould be wpm as t•• be ...

... in the condition of all cisaies of the popula: ion in Macedonia. In the Transvaal and Orange River Colonies the work of resettlement and pacification has made great progress. The recently constituted Legislative Councils, containing unofficial members ...

... April 19, on whieh day the Home Rule Bill was affect the three cases? That was exactly the process in, when the leaders of the united parties met on the by which a verdict was to be pronoanced upon the In a word fore- great stage of Her Majesty's Theatre, ...

... of the ptsjtLress repatriation and re-settlement. This labour has been found Herculean, arwl some complaint has been made as to the lack of elasticity in the a*rministjative system, which half military and half civil Extensive areas laid desolate war have ...