... dense volume of smoke, which spread aspects 60 prominently eve wheo Mm LORD MILNER AND the British Crown Telegraph.” and the , United 1 Sat vs, that are to be brought forward for with enormous rapedity through the The nation, as he would w them, was thimk- ...

... CHAMBERLAIN said that bring unable secure arrangement with tbe United States for parcel post last year hie Majesty’s Government made with an express company tor forwarding post parcels. The United Bta.es Government had since expressed desire to reopen negotiations ...

... 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 ...

... hopes three days before. The ninth part describes the Crimean war. the tenth the Franco-Italian war of 1859. the eleventh the Civil War in America, the twelfth the war of 1866. the thirteenth the war of 1870, the fourtrentb the Russo-Torkish war. and the ...

... Canal by the Unite states was St. was given for the plaintiff, on March . for signed on the 23rd • and on the 54th a treaty the vise :,,:b0.::.,,,,,,,..m. L 2,000. The custody of the child was given to between Greet Beanie and the United States I T: i ...

... village. A treaty providing for the completion lief the Panama Canal by the United States was aligned on the rd; and on the 24th a treaty between Great Britain and the United States was completed at Washington, settling the Akita difficulty. Ytissuf Ali ...

... oar Classes in Londonderry and Belfait. N j highfr the saperiority of one could be given than the fact that t** At 17 the 19 Civil Service Exams, held during the past year and a half out Pupils seoured the highest places and the best results. fcs* ALL RESUME ...

... the Army Council are sirous ascerta’ wi such longer will fit in with the civil avocations and men. In- fantry only will be selected for the e: xperiment, and have been on the units suggested. The training of the battalions will take place for the in the ...

... places birth and education Irish civil servants. Mr. Bryce might promise the return, but neither he nor the House Commons has power enforce it. Mr. Bryce ordered it, the Courts would, at the motion any member of the civil service who retired to give the ...

... of the most gallant and one of the most capable men who ever stood for cause of the Union of Ireland with the rest of the United Kingdom. (Applause.) A more truehearted, single-minded gentleman than the late Colonel Saunderson never lived, and no one ...

... meetings connected therewith. Why should Ireland be mentioned more than Wale', or Yorkshire, or London? It is a part of the United Kingdom ; not an over-sea elate of the Empire. There is sinister signifloance in the complaint. It b-tokens • Separatist spirit ...

... 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 ...