... intention of the Conservative party to fight the Lest general election on the khaki policy, said they wanted to light on the war policy because they had nothing else to fight ?? Earl of Crewe said that the reason why the Liberal party considered a general ...

... labour representatives-not half political and half laour. Labour representatives should owe no alleganee to any party except the Labour party. NO MRs SEPtIONAL QIT1,JAB.ELaf Mar. Isaac Mitchell (secretary of the General Federa, tieon, in supporting the ...

... eand use the party-line. Briefly, the party-line system may be described as the essence of co-operation, by '-lLob persons desiring exchange of facilities may eave them for 1d. per message or a Mnninilum of 2d. per day. Under this party system, there ...

... arrangement does not appear to have met -¶ith the approval of the Leeds Inde- pendent Labour party. We are informed that at a special meeting of the members of that party held last night, it was unanimously decided to nominate a candi- date, and Mr. George Gale ...

... Mforn ing Leader says- There is no khaki boom, sigled the -allow Pris, yesterday. There is not, indeed, On the contrary the party of sanity is winning all along the line. Thas morning we hare the pleasure of chronicling cain rf seats by Liberals in Granthamn ...

... Irish party. That resolution had not been rescinded, and therefore their subsequent action had been iihegal. After referring to Mr. 3Macdonald's statement that Mir. Byles did ant intend to come out except under the ! auspices of the Liberal party, Mr. ...

... htugh;i railways pretty freely. The First National Bank party was active in Jersey Centiralig the rise of 5 points in which was predicted on various rumiours of a, deal. One was that shre Voanderbilt party would has-c conturol of die Reading and Jersey systems; ...

... and a party of Europoars travelling from Mcngo, tn arriv- ing at Ugowire Bay (the Site for the railway terminus E . on the north-eart, shore of Lake ViX-toTria). sere stooped. The Government official in charge there refused ner- mission for the party to ...

... to such a vague and incomplete staltement, which might be used by parties to the disadvantage of the shareholders. That display of solicitude was utterly masted, because i parties somehow came to know all about the sitna- tion, and sold the shares ...

... ^confinedcct r somez alterations being ma-dol in Cromentit e wh~ich might ho eonsidered obj at.-:ineasble tov either of sthe parties. a:td lead to thie as-iti drawval of the a'prneinot, it avss pro-idle-I by the presentt a-recinmeot ' rant if the said bkill ...

... pleasantly social clmracter,1 hut it was resolved, in view of coming elections, that measures should be taken for ?? the ?? of the party. ...

... date when a settlement will be made with the Delagoe Bay Railway p- prietary. When the money is handed over to the proper parties the real trouble will commene-namely, how it is to be distributed among the several claimants Mir. John Brancker, who for ...