... cem4ent- - -: vcr:w-eenl Great Britain and the United -rer the necessity for those two- contrie-s ;° . lr- uited Mr. Dae-in, speaking of Wa-2r, referredtto the friendlinesS -f - ov Eanc~ls-nd towards the United States - L-y>il'J-Arnericaa War. Be hoped there ...

... suggest there is an older. glory? There it hangs (and he pointed to the British flag). The Rev. Maurice Phillips, of Madras, speaking on behalf of Wales, declared that the union of the British and American flags meant the peace of the world. Mr. J. Har- greave ...

... just retired from the Principal- ship of the Children's- Homes. He said that while speaking in response to the direct command of the President he should yet like to speak on his own recent I experiences.- He had been firmly told that the condi- tizon of ...

... orderliness of the House-and in this respect the Dutch members deserve special commendation-the correspondent says: - When I speak of the general good manners of the House I must make an exception of Mr. Merriman, who is, indeed, an exception to most rules ...

... It is not for me to speak here of ridiculons threats; it is not yet the timue to tell the whole truth of the events of 189n, neither has the Government of France anything to fear whenever they are published. History wfill speak the last word. A41 ?? ...

... order raised at the last Councill meeting with respect to the right of a member who bha' formally seconded a motion without speaking upon it,| to address the Council at a later stsge in the debate ;i and having regard to the fact that such a course hlaa ...

... should be postponed, and mentioned that Sir Robert Reid and other leading Liberals had promised to -visit the constituency and speak for Mr. Courtney. while Sir William Haroourt and Sir Wilfred Lawson favoured his candidature. - The Chairman (Mr. L. Barrett) ...

... return also shows a barge incredase. [fleuter's Telegrani-tl NYw YVoa~s, May 3.-4Rear-Adniiral Willianx H. Henderson. f2,., speaking at the Loaval Legiori banquet, last night, advocated sympathy and friend- ship between England and the United States. He ...

... audience the, Moody Memorial MTillilu scheme, in wbichI all whbo joined would pledge themselves, so far as they could, to. speak to some person every day ahout ?? Rev. J. H. JSown-: said that their reward had ben in being able to have a share in the conference ...

... 000 required for the fabric. The Rev. J. H. Jowett, of Carr's Lane Chapel, Bir- ming-ham, has had to withdraw his promise to speak at the annual meeting of the London Congregational Union: and it is understood that he has also declined the invitation to ...

... in the chain which should bind our countries together in friendship? Replying to the Mayor's addreas, his Excellency said, speaking in English:-I beg leave to present to yoe my hest thanks for the cordial welcome vou have extended to me during my visit; ...

... -2r. Faber, in tb-ankink the electors, said that Y70nik had recognised that the country ir in danger. and? lied known how to speak the voice oh encourag;erent to the Goverfnient.-wfrt. M nurra said his opinions had been riiisrepresentted up and dolb- t80 ...