... end therefore, more vigorously and the more ruthlessly it is carried on, so long as it is carried on within the rules of civilized warfare, the more effective and the more merciful it M likely to be. (Loud cheers.) If I were to speak about atrocities ...

... is ready to offer (1) a large and generous ** largo and liberal it possible to give”; (2) full civil rights; and (3) lavi-h financial aid in the resettlement, restocking, and rebuilding of the farma These are terra*, I believe, the Boers would be Likely ...

... words, have ironc forth without authority, and come back without respect. Even now it is not binding upon any Court in the United Kingdom. But in serious matter for tho Colonies. Marais is auctioneer and a notary public, which sufficiently him as civilian ...

... in Canada, Federation regards the provisiotial period before the foil machinery autonomous Colony can set in operation. RE-SETTLEMENT AND AMNESTY. I have urged myself-I am obliged to say because I see such constant misrepresentations the views both myself ...

... Blue-book has been issued, nm- Miry the seCTKieoU sad cMuslties »*dch wtn i» tie Board of Trade having pantile raU.aja in the United Kinrioni tba AemdenU tatoj-h rolling-stock, permanent way. te., cauaad dealt of persona and injury to 251 persona. Of Itaaa ...

... of grace cannot be indefinitely prolonged, and some wandering bullet will eventually find its billet. Fortunately the re-settlement of the Transvaal and Orange River Colony does not rest exclusively upon our failure or success in the daily series of ...

... Foreign Legations, have returned to Pekin with the Imperial Court The Civil Governor the Capital Baa delivered to Mr. Conger verbal message from the Empress Dowager thanking the United States for the excellent manner in which the American troops bad preserved ...

... which the Boer leaders, in pursuance of their desperate and unrelenting policy, have insisted, but both the military and the civil authorities have doue everything in their power to mitigate suffering and to prevent the spread of disease, which, It should ...

... increasing population, Or ~.,4•Prices, shorter settlements are justified. owing to the improvement of village Wefts of resettlement is much 1 cheaper and less harassing than t•-:r. I 4 , ,_ s order to leave more money to the '7' G overnment has made ...

... Debate on Poverty ni err a mi l ia l . Speech by W. S. Oar London Letter 65 C aine. 111. P. (Special Retort) 66 of the United States is dragged in. The argument is: America has an excess of exports; America is prosperous; therefore an excess of exports ...

... pointed out, who had barred the entail. That was done by his predecessor, the late Earl, who, with his surviving son. made a resettlement of the estates by deed entail in 1853, which they had .he right and power to do. They very properly barred the person calling ...

... kept things in an artificial position. If Liberal Imperialism has leaders strong enough to hold on during the process of resettlement consequent on the removal of the disturbing intlueuose of Home Rule end derelict Manchester wreckage, we do not see how ...