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... tleman was speaking the authority of fie leader of the Opposition, who was unexpectedly abeent, well and i Utfice vote cou The report of supply in regard to the Colonial ld be taken sub silentio. (Mini- sterial laughter.) Mr BRYCE said he was speaking for him- ...
... had presiding. never fought an election in which he found the He ather party's arguments «> easily combated. proceeded to speak is of the advantages uf payment met with a nowy interruption of mombers. hall, who attempted to from a genticman in the The ...
... OLUNTEER OF -- War faery Mackinnon has published a record of ine farmences of the City Imperial in which he speaks of the iach of drepiayed by the men in charging and mara: ing the magazine of the lew Metiort This, ot course, was in the cariy dav: ot ...
... moving tie amendment of which he had given notice, will cortont himeelf with speaking upoa Lord Edmond F more comprehensive amendment. Bir William Harcourt is expected to speak on have something of interest to say in cunnection Monday. when he will probably ...
... RD AT ford Londonderry, speaking at Stockton-on- Tees last night, claimod that the House of Lords had often checked hastv and ill-considered legisla- ...
... Buller was given a most enthusi- actic reception, a detachment of the Hants Voluatcer Artillery forming aguard of honour. Speaking at a late hour at the Mayoral banquet, Sir Redver: Englaad had asser- ted the dominion to which, whether hy right of @ purchase ...
... RICANS New York. Jan. 18. Mr Cleveland, speaking here last night, denounced the war in the Philippines and in the Transveal. Other speakers expressed sympathy with the Boers. Az address was adopted felicitating Queen Wil. helmina on her marriage.— Reuter ...
... LACKS. Sir R. Buller’s Suggestions. General Sir Redvers Buller, in a memoran- dum published at Aldershot yesterday, says: — “Speaking generally, our ermy lacks initia- tive and independence of action on the part of cubordinate commanders, and independent ...
... FIDENCE IN INSPECTION OF THE BEALLY WONDERFUL BARGAINS OF VERED. THE GOODS ARE ALL OF HIGH-CLASS QUALITY, AND TBE PRICES WILL SPEAK POR THEM. Ea. ...
... then a eecond time called upon to pay the arrears up to 1898 amounting to 20,000 francs. They then appealed to the +g:.8b-speaking Ambassadom®. Sir E. and «eneral Porter jointly petitioned the Government asking that these ta should be exempt from _ heav ...
... RASGING FROM 335; TO THE SALE WILL BE CARRIED OUT ON THE WELL-KNOWN POLYTECHNIC LINES. ESERALLY SPEAKING THE STOCK WILL BE SOLD At 3 PER CENT BELOW USUAL PRICES. SEB \CULARS [8 TO-MOBRO' PAPERS. NO EXAGGERATIONS, ONLY SOLID FACTS. ...
... Johneon-Ferguson, the Liberal candi- date, will enter on the campaign in a few days. Sir William Arrol, the Conservative champion, speaks at Tarbolton ve ...