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... The Colonial Secretary’s action has been received in a characteristically different manner by the rival spokesmen for the “united” Liberal party. Lord Rosebery gives it his cordial and ungrudging approval and, a truer and wiser friend of the Boers than ...
... expenditure £73,197,000 went to defray war charges m South Africa. The military charges of the year were £63,230,000, and the civil charges £6,600,000, together £69,830,000. towards which there provided out revenue £17,306,000, which included tho sum which ...
... increasing population, Or ~.,4•Prices, shorter settlements are justified. owing to the improvement of village Wefts of resettlement is much 1 cheaper and less harassing than t•-:r. I 4 , ,_ s order to leave more money to the '7' G overnment has made ...
... pointed out, who had barred the entail. That was done by his predecessor, the late Earl, who, with his surviving son. made a resettlement of the estates by deed entail in 1853, which they had .he right and power to do. They very properly barred the person calling ...
... with which he has to deal. He spoke with earnestness and feeling of the inevitable consequences of the land war, which the United Irish League, with the cordial help of MR. REDMOND, Ma. DILLON, and the other constitutional statesmen of the Nationalist ...
... on of civil government over large areas which for a long than have been of necessity subject to military rule will cast a heavy burden of responsibility upon Lose and the officials wbo will have to supervise under his authority the resettlement of the ...
... Foreign Legations, have returned to Pekin with the Imperial Court The Civil Governor the Capital Baa delivered to Mr. Conger verbal message from the Empress Dowager thanking the United States for the excellent manner in which the American troops bad preserved ...
... Milner repeats that the land settlement must be undertaken on a large Neale, other- Wilo. Lowerer useful, it will be politically unit..t erten t. He submits a widereanitinv scheme to the Government for putting farms on the market, to be held on hate with the ...
... Estimates amount Tue CHANCELLOR the EXCHEQUER, who re- , whiie lbs year just ended it amuonted £•».«, A WO; Navy, £3l,Uih.«Joo; Civil Service, inplied. *nbl: The suggesiioo the right hon. gvnt’.tman is , tons, whicli proves that many ahi|H>*oers any rate nve ...
... kept things in an artificial position. If Liberal Imperialism has leaders strong enough to hold on during the process of resettlement consequent on the removal of the disturbing intlueuose of Home Rule end derelict Manchester wreckage, we do not see how ...
... There no intention on the part of tee Goeeniiii. lit to go one step further th,u will be justified uy .0.11111:M11 to We United Kinedout aue in the lei - tuns Odom,. At the same time. lune ever. will time urn Ju, ieetectieu teat our tonne 'mired ' will ...
... d l ‘» hod • quarrel, which came by the and the M T been eerred, handed it the boy to take home, prosperous people for resettlement more salutro ~nr in omitting such reference, was penny in the pound for the half-year. to *f““n 0 * t ngs .• ~. Wright ...