... time the history oi the world » oew precedent. (Loud cheers.) THE REASONS FOR THE VOTE bare often been referred to the great civil war America as instance of the magnanimity wmen victorious troops and victorious Governments could show to those who bad opposed ...

... or payment of receipts should placed under the control the Civil Administration. The War Office agreed to pay .£3,000,000 in discharge of all claims upon the military avthoritks, and the Civil Government of the Transvaal and Orange River Colony have undertaken ...

... Church education, surety the Government is aware theft tbs civil power of the civil wed world (except in Ebwland sod Ireland) has virtually abolished clerical rale of schools, and in the United State* rule never existed- In all countries in which education ...

... VANISHING ANIMALS. In the United State* efforts are being made to •nve gome of tbe natlre animals from the fate of extinction. Among the vanishing races, stntcg ProfeMor Gregory in Le'eore Hoop. arc the bison, the pronghorn antelope, the elk. the Rocky ...

... Church to eduoation, surely the Government is aware that the civil power the civilised world (except in England and Ireland) has virtually abolished clerical rule of schools, and in the United States that rule never existed. countries in which education ...

... gives details of supplementary Civil Service and revenue for £7.013,910. This includes £6,500,000 for the year ending 31st March, 1902, as grant in aid for the Transvaal and Orange Itiver Colonies, comprising £1,500,003 for civil administration in the Transvaal ...

... the British colonists to cavil and find fault \rith the efforts that are being made arrange the permanent relations of re-settlement. The business people the Rand must recognise that the war was rendered necessary in order to protect their interests, and ...

... and other officers of the county associations. Tho Earl of Hcarborough moved an amendment excluding the yeomanry from the units forming the territorial force, hut subsequently withdrew it. Clause 1 was agreed to. The House resumed, and adjourned at 11-30 ...

... with advantage be delayed until after the debate takes place on this subject the motion that the Speaker leave the chair the Civil Service estuastes. CLERKSHIPS IN THE POST OFFICE. Mr. O’DOHERTY asked the Secretary to the Treasury, representing the Post ...

... says that the integrity of the Union of the United Kingdom can only be preserved the utmost harmony of feeling and action amongst all classes of Loyalists. If Irish Unionists were not to be heartily united they would render themselves weak before fteir ...

... kindm-ss. What was our duty in South Africa? }.t was to make the people of the different races lately so much divided one united nation—urn ted in heart as well as name together in loyalty to the Throne, and in a common desire to secure prosperity to ...

... there would be trouble also. It would require much thought, care, patience, and sympathy to carry out aay great scheme of resettlement. (Hear, hear.) In conclusion, might say he could not tell them when the general election would take place. There were those ...