... AManchuria, by Russia., to the cesswn of of r~h Wei-Ha-Wei to England, to demnds by at led Fnce andltsly, and, generally speaking, to Pc bo the pressure of all the Europe= Powers for land and oncessions. Western. Europe had bru okenou b~rto raging greed ...

... ' WAAlL ?? -e: A DEFENCE OF THE ARMY;: Cb Lord Stalbridge (chairmann of the London anld North-western Railway Compaany), speaking at Cit Crewe last night at a demonstration of the soy' Brigade, said England owed its foremost pcsi- tioan among the natioss ...

... implied), Germany gxm a verbal answer to the effect that 3f the othber Nww ?? she WnUld dO lkews Tlesmwer, if redt, VM, bmwaly speaking ewe. It is, perhaps, regrettbl that the Japanese Now *gnred the zwha of 6emn, in faiA, praaes a giiymn 4au att, fown in ¢he ...

... deed to see that these young people, who were in comfortable situations, too such an interest in the movement. (Hear, hear.) Speaking of the question of voluntary sools and Govern- ment grants, he remarked that it was his con- viction that the voluntary schools ...

... C FntY Counci sad ths Siame Consul in London. He g9ve an of his prin si and had ame- thastio recaftia. Mi1A. F. Wa-& XP., speaking at the 5. nl meetng oftie orence Insttte for Bo erpo, ysterday, said he had tried - um to nduce the War ceto take an iaterest~ntm ...

... policeman and one gendarme were s injured. l1 Twenty arrests were made. S fi A GLADSTONE MEMORIAL v GIFT TO BUCKLEY CHURCH. d Speaking at a tea and entertainment at St. Matthew's Schools, Buckley, on Wednesday night, the Rev. Harry Drew said he had an im- ...

... of the continuance of the present share of sec- tional representation, but had that ever been fair? ( No.) Proceeding to speak of the future of education, he argued, amid some in. terruption, that it would benefit Garston to retain its own educational ...

... able to carry on, v L in spite of exceptionally great difficulties. Our d ainste offers a comforable home to English . s speaking ladies and teachers of the Protestant comrnmumonis, and also protection to these when I they fall into difficulties, and ...

... amongst natives of ta Island; to rise finds for the purpose of giving temporary aid in oases of sickness; ihd, generally speaking, to foster the continuance of a Mans national spirit amongst all natives of the Island, or their descendants. The proceedings ...

... TusDav. d The Hay-Paincefote Convention is the . subject of paramount interest in to-day's i newspapers. The comments are, speaking e generally, of exhaustive length, and express l both surprise and gratification. The Even- ; ing Post says- The Treaty ...

... GOSSI1? ABOUT INTERESTING P'EOP3E I Father lartoli, who has laboured- for many years as a, missionary in India, speaking in Rome the other day, said one of his fellow missionaries gave some, boxes of matches to the people of a village who had: for generations ...

... you are a bit envious. I've crossed the Atlantic nine times, and. always shared a state-room, and I was never more than on speaking terms with my room-mate. You can be all right toward everybody else aboard, but he's your enemy. The case is worse when ...