... population this . principle . . But the-process • must necessarily bo a j slow and difficult one . . Why ! Because you have to I re-settle 'ill lllis unhappily war-stricken country . an expatriated population ; and , . as'Lord Ros&bery Mid , you have 'ttr'be ^ ...

... in Canada, Federation regards the provisiotial period before the foil machinery autonomous Colony can set in operation. RE-SETTLEMENT AND AMNESTY. I have urged myself-I am obliged to say because I see such constant misrepresentations the views both myself ...

... Parliament, when it is endeavouring in the 20th century to re-settle South Africa, carrying on for months and possibly for years a son of Bloody Assize meant to stir tin* dying embers of civil strife and undo all the good that has been done by the peace ...

... Parliament—when it is in the twentieth century endeavouring to re-settle South Africa—carrying on for months, possibly for years, a sort of bloody assize meant to stir up the dying embers of civil strife, and undo all the good done the past. Ido not believe ...

... the firm down inspect theapparatos When the committee met in the Corn Bxohar.go the flow pipe was hot and the return pipe unite cold- The next morning going there found that both pipes were warm Afterwards the aoparalns work'd very well and lor himself ...

... as terms a generous amnesty, abrogation of the banishment procla- Mations, a liberal resettlement of both Boers and Britons who had suffered by the War, and full civil rights for all at the earliest possible date. His policy was not an active one, but ...

... in bettor bands than Lord Kitchener (cheers). Ha enjoys the confidence of the cauntrv and of his armies. I am of those rare civil : who do not imagine themselves to bs judges of strategy and do not criticise or inspire military operations. A SERIES OF INQUIRIES ...

... will only deal with oue or two. wui' go so far to give full civil rights to l>oo who tuoa and signed uud drastic oath allegiance. (Cheers.] i beuevo that the sooner you put them position of civil responsi* oility of TOyalty yourseives better it will for ...

... Blue-book has been issued, nm- Miry the seCTKieoU sad cMuslties »*dch wtn i» tie Board of Trade having pantile raU.aja in the United Kinrioni tba AemdenU tatoj-h rolling-stock, permanent way. te., cauaad dealt of persona and injury to 251 persona. Of Itaaa ...

... of grace cannot be indefinitely prolonged, and some wandering bullet will eventually find its billet. Fortunately the re-settlement of the Transvaal and Orange River Colony does not rest exclusively upon our failure or success in the daily series of ...

... Among pulpit changes Rev. Fvan Grant was translated from Nige United Free Church to Bt. Columba United Free Church, Govan; Rev. Murdo Macßac was ordained to the pastorate of Edder ton United Free Church ; Rev. J. Walker Maclntyre, Kilmodan. was transferred ...

... FINANCE.—THE CIVIL LIST. The Budget showed an estimated expenditure of one hundred and eighty-three millions, including sixty-eight millions for the war. The (receipts were estimated at one hundred and thirty millions, leaving deficit of fifty-three millions ...