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... the amendment Lord E. Fitnaaonce to the Address reply to the Sneech from the Throne, was reanraed by Mr STEVENSON, who was speaking last night when the boor for interruption of tbe discnaaion arrived. desired know whose influence waa that th* original plan ...
... says those responsible for the drafting of the Royal message ably accomplished the task wbich lay before them, namely, to speak in spite the heavy blows of fate a tone becoming a world Power conscious ita strength. A bright light is shed by that portion ...
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... to the introduction of new bails. There **** for time smell attendance, cooffned entirely boo. right gentlemen desired to speak tbe Addressv The leader of Opposition played watchdog to the party, and again had rests* with angry interpellations Unionist ...
... the police i should warn the license holders against men anal came into tbeir houses intoxicated cooditionj (Hear, bear.) Speaking South Africa*, difficulty, said their cry must ''No surrender* ' (Applause.) ■a] Harris responded to the toast in excellent ...
... beet a disposition to break throagh the oldfashioned rule, and commanding officers, and others authority, are beginning to speak out about the difficulties and discouragements that been imported headquarters into the situation, may be that Office will ...
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... themselves clear from political controversy. (Hear, hear.) He had had the opportunity of reading the sermon question, and, speaking with all calmness, he was bound to say that a more offensive more mischievous oration bad seldom perused, 1 and wben it was ...
... sympathy with England was expressed. Par-ons, the president, course of bis speech, referred to tho ties binding the two English-speaking races. His remarks were greeted with land cheers. ...
... such a drama would have been stifled by cutting parody press, and the piece woald have been ridiculed death. How can one now speak of the serious tasks before theatre ? They ara end. ...
... the preparations this country had been able to make, and of the ready assistance rendered by oar Colonies, Jit would folly speak name (Cheers.) Our Colonies had supported with unstinted loyalty and generosity, and the they had the mother country had beau ...
... son, aon-commissioned ofheer who is serving with bis regiment in Sooth Africa. Our correspondent thinks that tbe statements speak well for the care taken by anthorities for the men's comfort: Britannic, ** Si- Vincent, Cape do Verde, Jan., 1900. M have ...