... “eight per day in all trades and occupations in the United Kingdom ” was only arrived at after a discussion which revealed considerable conflict of opinion on the question. The representatives of the United Builders’ Laborers pointed out that certain trades ...

... Ontabons• said the Russian Government, is response to independent and friendly oonnittuticatime from this country and the United States, had intimated that they adhered to their engagements to evacuate Manchuria. The evacuat ion had been temporarily delayed ...

... violence t.i the conscience of Nonconformist anti other ratepayers, but it tampers with the conscience of the teacher. Theta resettled Voluntary hoots are voluntary no longer they are State schools, maintained by the State and officered by teachers et the ...

... If it Is not soon It is reported in Eastern Cubs that losa cannot be obtained in the United States. it will be raised in Europe. The money I.L, 11 many in resettling themselves on the res h ponsible opinion is that the bulk of 'ill be pent on dress and ...

... th* school. Jlgo. being extracts from OF FEBRUARY 26th. 1806—We noticed Monday and yesterday the growing discontent in the United States America against this country, on account of alleged injuries practised upon American commerce The arrival New York ...

... diplomatic representatives are urging Prinoe Clung to remain firm in resisting the Russian demands with regard to Manchuria. The United &atm are acting separately. Mr. Hay has bad an interview on the subject with the Russian Ambassador at Washington,and diplomatic ...

... with the leading Engineering and tScicutitic Institutions of the country. Mr. J. C- Hawbshaw (President the Institution of Civil Engineers) was in the Chair, and the Vice Chairs were occupied Mr. W. H. Maw, Mr. J. Swinburne, and Mr. E. Windsor Richards ...

... most of the Continental countries. ‘The Bishops of these islands will, no doubt, also give the Faithful opportunities of uniting In.acts of thanksgiving to God for the blessings He has vouchsafed to the 'gfilfch through the Pontificate of Leo The Biblieal ...

... the South African railways for the purpose of providing additional rolling stook; and half a million for repatriation and resettlement- That is six millions in all. Part of the &ergo is borne by the Transvaal. and tbe suss we shah receive beak will be not ...

... Surrender to enable the Boers to restock their farms and repair damages, and the additional half-million for repatriation and resettlement. Then there was a million handed over to the Colonial Railways provide new rolling-stock, and another million to repay ...

... two industrial ashoeb for young children, subject to the consent flf the Hon Skcbetaby being obtained, (he extension of the United Electric Tramwars from through to Hampton Court Palace was opened yesterday. * v , % a it y.t TO CORRESPONDENTS. We give notice ...

... was arranged to change this, and decided to sweep away altogether the Military Commissioners, ami to unite the whole business in the bauds of the Civil Commissioners. made calculation, which shower! that the Military authorities might be said to still ...