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... Mr Balfour rightly pointed out is accounted for the curious but undeniable fact nineteenth century witnessed simultaneous rise of the democracy and the consolidation of the various European monarchies The more power fact the people get into their own ...
... WANTED of of India SECOND MELTER for FOUNDRY SHELL CO young of good character and ftrietly sober habits Required Salary 280 rising 320 with exchange allowance free quarters medical attendance and passage home Form application and further particulars obtained ...
... highly-instructive representations of many ancient customs in Rnppondrn.. One of these was wassailing, another that quaint Easter delight called gathering the peace-cgg, a third rushbearing, and & fourth the dancing round the Maypole - With the exception ...
... may be expected to find its place on.the Statute Book not later .than the middle of Margh. - This is necessary because the Easter holidays fall in the latter end of March, and the ozmb must have a few days in which to obtain payment of taxes. Mr. Churchill ...
... tained that by custom of Purliament any Bills affecting the rights or privileges of the House of Lords *‘ wust have their first rise and beginning in the House of Peers.” If this is a correct interpretation of Parlia. mentary law. it is suggested ibat the ...
... adjourned, shortly after eight o'clock, no one could say with any con-6?«:0. what the morrow would bring forth. The early rising of the House was unusual, and .uécienfly abnormal to suggest an jmminent crisis. The action was taken upon the initiation of ...
... the reform resolutions will be laid upon the table immediately, and will give rise to a debate which will cccupy the Upper Chamber for the greater part of the time between Easter and Whitsuntide. Durir, a portion of the time, therefore, the Constx tutional ...
... THE EASTER RECESS. “%hfi Master of Elibank, the Chief Liberal p, announced last night that arrangements had _been made between the two parties in the House of Commons that the House shall rise for the Easter recess on Wednesday in next week. TEACHERS' ...
... customary arrangements. Easter Sunday would obviously have been an unsuitable day for Show Sunday, and consequently most of the invitations are being sent out for this Sunday instead. The confusion to which this will give rise will, it is feared, militate ...
... Ayles, whommpldadfihm:noath' work in February in various parts of Yorkshire, was favourably reported upon”d,‘:nd this gave rise to & dhumn,‘%; n r a permanent or ire. i Mrvunlumdeommvflmfiuwdul which was considerad very satisfactory, showed a balance of ...
... adjourn on Wednesday for its brief Easter recess. In the interval, however, the Lords are to discuss Lord Rosebery’s three resolutions, and the hope is still expressxd that all these may be di.pond of before the House rises on Wednesday. The first two are ...
... AND NEWS. EASTERTIDE WEATHER. So far as can be judged at present, says the ¢ Standard,”’ it i likely that the weather in the Easter bolidays will be fine. The temperatures at night will pmbtbmmmue cool, but fairly warm conditions Id prevail during the daytime ...