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... 'n I this country with her Colonies would be vi 1- under State ownership and control. To sp Le some extent, moreover, Mr Chamberlain fri and Sir BEchael Hicks-Beach are, with es them in such a desire. Beth these to Ministers made it clear daring their ki ...
... e has been prepared, and MNr Chamberlain hi anticipates that the new institution will, C *t from being a no'ii'ins iobra, prove a reality g w, ithin 'six weeks after Parliament meets. It e So far well, but Mr Chamberlain is P' not content. Pious founders ...
... Imperialism, be said (parodying l the Joe Miller about the making of new wines by means of new labels) that it was just the Chamberlain wine with a Rosebery label; i its bouquet was perhaps a little more deli- cate, and perhaps it had not so much body, 1 but ...
... which the country hald been placed. j at He ridiculed Lord Salisburv s demand inra for a bound copy of the Balfour j hi and Chamberlain speeches, for that wvas , CT not the sort of explanation which ?? Parliament would accept, and he also threw f fe contempt ...
... which had been brou-llt against the Colonial Secrets.rv were buried in the ohlivion which they so well I o deserved, Mr Chambe-rlain's nanme wonld for r ever be asE iciated with that great fact in our s history. Tile right hon. gentleman was still c spea ...
... gloried over the fact that the defeat of Home Rule for Ireland had n . been avenged at Spion Kop; and be a shot arrows at Mr Chamberlain and Sir Alfred a Milner; but when he came to declaring as a a popular English belief that the Almighty had given them a ...
... than this b egrain iced for Mtr Chamberlain's determined hostility to tnhat t° ned the South African Republic. It is w~ell knovun I towvns s' -lug in the inner circle of our loading politicians |tian we anr that Mr Chamberlain felt himself aggrieved by ! ...
... An Impending Storm. Tice London papers this morning contain numerous letters protesting against the appear- ance of Mr Chamberlain at a gathering iol Woesloy's Chapel, City Road. The Times, says :-Dr Bolnn, has sent the following letter to the Rev ...
... Hiawvksley b dossier, which wvas the pivot around whnich the ni w~hole debate swung. It wrill be remembered p Li that M~r Chamberlain declared in his last night's i ' e! speeehl that the Hawfksley letters had been stolen It from Mir Hlawksley's desk^ by ...
... obstruction for that timie.a lNow, though the rules of the House are c a stricter now, one has the impression that the a a late Mr Joseph Biggar would have done a better. Probably he would not have shown- ; his hand so early ; certainly he would have r ! contrived ...
... ever be a he Liberal Minister of the Crown again who pa !has not pronounced their shibboleths, somne !to of which are, Cha~mberlain brought about ur this twar out ot sheer malevolence, Chaim- | n hex-lain's diplomracy and speeches made the 'di BDoar ...
... in con- of neetion with the annual festivial t Wiesley's, ac Chapel, City Rload. London, on1 Friday:- I To the Right ?? . Joseph Chamberis~in. - tk My ~ ~ ~ ; daSrA Februrary 25. 1900. Si My dar Sr-Asyou are probably aware, I n an extraordinary and ...