... of Windsor Castle from the Thames has been subscribed. Lord Charles Berestord on the Nevi , . - - Lord Charlet% Beresford, speaking at Grimsby on Friday. eharged tho Prim. , Minister with declaring that the Navy was all right simply to get votes and carry ...

... in Home Defence. But the Territorial Army is not auxiliary to any other forces; it is. as Major-General Sir Edmond Ellis, speaking as Mr. Haldane's representative, said publicly in my own hearing, the force for Home Defence, independent of any aid from ...

... sympathisers with the woman suffragists, and one man threw a feedine tube at Mr. Lloyd George, which he skilfujjy eistrtlit. Speaking at Reading on Seturclay night, Mr. Lloyd George said they had been called upon to face that election because rich landlords ...

... whether the Estimates laid before the House of Commons will be realized by March 31. On the present occasion it is impossible to speak confidently, because it is futile to make guesses as to whether the income-tax and other collections during the next three ...

... better in the relations of Canada and the United States. Canada and the British Elections, Mr. Roblin, Premier of Manitoba, speaking at a commercial travellers' banquet, expressed the fear that if the Socialists of England should dominate the Parliament ...

... Bather it is the coherent recognition of the presence of the Living Lord. Who know:. Who cares, to Whom not in rain we can speak. and Who. here in England. has trusted a great heritage to our keeping. It is noteworthy. I think. that in the political c ...

... that every citizen should aim at considering first andforemost the real interests of the country. Mr. Boner Lew it Dulwich. Speaking at Dulwich on Saturday night, Mr. Boner TAM said the Covernment had brought forward a Budget which was admitted by themselves ...

... Budget for the fiscal year beginning April 1, 1910, have just been made public by the Prime Minister. the Marquis Katsura, speaking at a meeting of the Osaka Economic Society. It appears that the total revenue is estimated at 536 million yen (about £55 ...

... Sir E. Shackleton replied in English, Prince Tessio translating his speech into Italian. The Ambarsador, Sir Remelt Rodd, speaking in Italian, also replied, thanking the Roman municipality for the honour paid to the British explorer, and recalling the ...

... LORD ROBERT CECIL'S TRIBUTE. I Lon!) liontirr CECIL, speaking at Blackburn last Inight, said that since be last spoke there one of the foremost of the younger statesmen of the Coat- Iservative Party bad passed sway. Lord Percy was not only • distinguished ...

... htfluesree been a' gratifying success, and denied tha the non-official majority was a sham. Lord Kitchener in Queensland. Speaking at a banquet given in his honour at Brisbane on Monday night, Lord Kitchener expressed admiration of the enterprising and ...

... except the policemen. And there was no other body of men at all, neither postmen nor policemen, who had the opportunity of speaking to such a large number of persons in the course of the year. as they. They were set apart for God's Work, and they had need ...