... inani- mousty. On the mooalon of M-r James MIBryde, V.S., it was agreed to fr.r wrd copies to Lord Salisbury aslid -Mr Chamberlain. TILE CALL TO lNEV. W. S. SWANSON. When it becanme knowni that the committee of Paisley Rind Fd.C, U-lagos. had resolved ...

... sent to 'be interviewed on the war. You may rely uporn it¢hat Great Britain will see this war': through 'o the end, lists Chamberlain is re- i ported W halae said--At auyrate, another Go- i vernment will hare to be found if peace at any . price is to be ...

... the question. MR CHAMBERLAIN'S VISIT TO DUBLIN. In reply to Mr Daly. The CHIETF SECRETARY for IRELAND) gave some details of the attaek made by Trinity College students on the Dublin MNansion House! on the oeosicon of -Mr Chamberlain's recent i jMr W. ...

... ,Boddie, Gray, Robertson, Kemap, Johuoron, !Sinclair, Lorimer, Wilkie, Mr, Gordon. town clerk; and Mr P. M. OLm, ciay chamberlain. UNIVERSITY ASSISTANTS. Mr T. S. Murray, D.Sc.; Mr Alex. Sout-er, M.A. I UNTVEESITY IECTUP.RERS. Mr James Hendrick, B.Sc ...

... graduat.e the extra fourpence, making it sixpence on the largest inenmes and sxvopencoe on the smallest. Colonel Neville Chamberlain, aide-de-camn to Lordl Roberts, formnerly res ded with his mother- the widow of a distinguished Indian officer-in Fortrose ...

... the recent strike. Fines, ranging from £2 to '5, were imposed on each, wirth alternative sententC's of imprisonmlent.. Mr Chamberlain has addressed a^ telegram to the Governors of the various Australian colonies. cetting forth his reasons for retain- i-ng ...

... u.) F li PLar:s. Saturdoy. d The Figaro, d.icussing Mr Cham-' sberlsin's eoeeoh at Birmingham yeeterday. e Cav's:-Mfr Chamberlain ta!k- of making the Re- ,t publics an Indian Africa. This is a hnd augury both for Africa and England. The Bosre have n ...

... in tb h interior, or the appropriation of part of tile it. creased reveiiue to removing obstacles to rit-f navigation. Mr- Joseph Walton intends, by way d of initiating a Parliamentary debate uipon tiers e points, to ask the Under-Secretary for Foreiga ...

... haI32 r. saopomre& from the vicene; for there. ebn I :be !izlt-e clueetiou that, on Ithe death of the Fi alre r,); ]§lanoi, Joseph, a radiea1 Te- arr.-ungenlent in the pohitealI collstitution of Au.tria-Ftanmarv, in whiellh Russia- and ifc i-man;i .v.-ili ...

... difficulty of obtain- ing suitable ranges up to and over 1000 yards. SCHOLARSHIPS AT ABERDEEN HIGH SCHOOLS. . r Cran, city chamberlain. reports that the Town Council scholarships in the High Schools have been gained as follows as the result of examinations:-Two ...

... MR CHAMBERLAIN'S CAMPAIGN VIGORGEtS OPENING SPEECH. DEFENNCIE, OF GOVERNMENT POLICY. The Right Hon. Joseph Chamberlain. MI.P., opened hiG campaign in West Birmingham on Saturday with an open-air meeting in the play- ,ground of the Camden Street Schools ...

... , .U Binsmingham, Norbh-Mir John P. Middlemore UT Birminghsm, South-Mr J. Powell lrlilams. U -Birminsgliam, West-Mr Joseph Chamberlain.. U Bolton J Mr Herbert Shepherd.. U kMr George Har-wood .. . L Bristol, West-Itight Hon. Sir M. Ricks- ...