... r convention shall be abrogated, members of the committee favouring this pro- posal saying that there is no need for keeping I alive any portion of the old treaty. Another change suggested relates to the protection of the canal. It is aid that the prevision ...

... however, who has fascinated piay- . goors and crowded Her Majesty's Theatre ] . while 'King John was upon the stage. The play had, by means of art, skill, and 1 profound antiquarian investigation, been . made a great historic spectacle, dignified and I true ...

... Remount Deprtment a cful which was offered him. me- The Church Stage Guild is about to be hat wound up. Its object, has been to remove !ars the ecclesiastical prejudices against the the stage, and it conceives that it has accom- tsi pshed this purpose, ...

... To-day being the opening of the merry month of May, in many places throughout the country the crowning of the May Queen and various other celebrations will be held, but in Liverpool, as heretofore, the May procession of horses will not take place until ...

... another year. But it is going too far to f2 say that he has reached the stage of com- ei plete capitulation. V As the Chancellor of the Exchequer's aim d in framing his Budget has been to keep to old lines and modes of taxation, and to give e no opportunity ...

... Landing-stage prior to the arrival or departure of an Atlantic Liner, the sug- gestion of the provision of an overhead plast- bi form is revived. Such a structure, it is oft reasonably contended, would, while keeping int the deck of the stage open to ...

... Municipal Technical School and Health to the Architects. In doing so he said in that as an organisation of evening science and art In classes the-school had beencarried on for a number iy a. of years with successful results in rooms in the of Municipal-buildings ...

... want in sf5- cient quantity to keep his establishknt going. In other words, the music d does not support the concerts with ?? liberaity which wuld make them Day. Xida Sir Arthur Sullivan as the mnicai ir , of the board, we may be sure the c-ertez would not ...

... floating platform, 250ft. in length, w-a d added yesterday to the existing Wallasey a cattle stage on the Cheshire side of the b Mersey, extending that stage to a length of o The Garston District 0ouncilr last night, t resolved to oppose the Manchester ...

... and one nurse. At IOrn this point it may be mentioned that Mins James, its together with three teachers, prior to - iat mencing work at Shaw-street, had the oppor- ,he tunity of gaining some little insight into the art of educating cripple and defective ...

... Men in S& d the worst stages of typhoid did lie Is r in mud puddles instead of in beds. Pi r. They were surrounded by unspeakable 2' filth. They were left without sufficient Lt attendants, even of the rough soldier type, it d to keep them from wandering ...

... was now alongside Victoria Wharf, flying ton, the Roya. Standard at the main, the Unio Jack Art. AX at the mizzen, and the white ensign at the stern. on Keeping-he company in K Kingstown Harbour Kin we the R l y .Osbn, the-guardship Yic Melampus, and the ...