... thai ac.-emblv. J., pleaded f r the entire f British Imperialism, tin ugh. a* r.re til 11*:j•*-ri;• 11 now, that were Marcel; needful and t. nod means, showed how tin w. rid wul* power the Queen o.uH r.i:d . -.My. | ]„ til' tirwt place, w- must haw s ...

... Colonics(cheers). The British Empire had henceforth dearly-defined significance, just as Imperialism had. and we understood by: Empire and British Imperialism confederacy of many land* under the rule of her Britannic Majesty. This confederacy was dominated ...

... community here, waited on Generai Baden Powell at House offer hi their the service* rendered him the Fin re. The General was introduced by Colonel Williams. the Governors Military Secretary and Mr Fdmutid Pcwell. Pres.dent the Society. conveyed the sentiments ...

... English girl assaulted French train— military men are n««t in perfect agreement iifmn many questions military science that hav been brought into prominence tho war. Ix>rd SAI.IHHI HV and hi* colleague* are not military expert*, and were true that began the ...

... anc ean Lo ing only f epert mn In ta t ‘ d in the lox department the men | eanse f 7 inplaint, apd mo alteration ond 1 8 f service suggested a | however hare been ine : nape ‘ fered an tc vbable ved conditions have heen pron revail, and ticket collectors ...

... have added lustre our military history. Their Tlctanw hare removed »landing menace to piano and |, of the Empire. They have shown k ...

... the official recognition they deserve. How well they repay such courtesy we know the splendid service they rendered in sending their son* fight under the Imperial flsg in South Afrma. Workmen's Compensation. The great measure of the sessi.ui was the Workmen's ...

... refused give them the they vught. The Prelude Majuba. Armed rebellion began in December. The Queen'* Speech January. 1881, noum-ed the prompt vindication the Queen'* authority, and stated that until this wa* done n ...

... fjticen each evening luring the next two week-. Colonel H. Frascr. Adjutant-Gencrsi and ■*bief Staff Officer the r.orth-western military list riot, died yesterday in Chester after a short line**. through the AbyWinian War, took part in the assault and capture ...

... illicit*liquor traffic. emphasised the importance of the representatives of the Imperial Government regarding their in Mouth Africa stepping-stones to promotion in Queen's service rather than as a means of making fortunes. and pointed out that the Transvaal ...

... Liberal leader. But Sir Henry has put his foot d«»wn. The Imperial Liberals have formed Council, and thou* who agree with them are admitted sheep to the fold, and those who are only libera! and not Imperial are put on the black list Sir Henry says this is i ...

... Fn* and to I'retorii. What of thi I It IK the last chapter thai l>r. Dori.K concentrates host conclusion*. Hi* re are the military lessons, one of which is, thinks, that every cits sen should a soldier, and that our wars sh'-uhi not left a special warrior ...