... nations for the - troarthening of peace and the furtherance of civilisation ought to lead to a close alliance betwren United Europe and the United States. Groat European wars would become impossible. Gradual restriction of armaments would become Practicable ...

... land of the stars and stripes. Well, I tell Mr. Dixon that Eddyism is not a religion. but a business.' The law courts of the United States refused it a charter on this very ground. Mrs. Eddy was Mrs. Patterson when the revelation she tells us was received ...

... is concerned to preach a , .Xne; - ican workman for nis greater zea'. In sermon- on the text that civil war in Ulster will shrewd and caustic mean civil commotioci in this country too. It and E. bloodshed occurs in Ulster, 'ne thinks is is peas- idscribes ...

... what other way does centrality avail? In none that I ever heard of. Is London the centre of England, or Washington of the United States, or Petersburg of Russia? Is Calcutta the centre of Bengal? Arc Bombay or Madras centres of these Presidencies? But ...

... ynioriista wero nieroly concerned to'fi ^ ht over ; again tho * Parliament Act wjis ehtiroly nntrue . Thoy hoped and designed to resettle tho Constitution on . lines more reasonable than wero contained . within tho four corners of tho Parliament Act , but it ...

... desirable—but it would be settled on the basis of the United Kingdom being one nation. (Applause.) They entirely repudiated foolish and dangerous all political, systems based on the conception that the United Kingdom was not one true, patriotic nation, ready ...

... the present system, but on the basis that the United Kingdom was one nation (cheers). The Ulster loyalists could not be expected to accept Mr. Asqu:th’s ruposals. Neverthe- less, so far as ne avoidance of civil war was concerned, they offered a fair basis ...

... modern wonder is to have something up your sleeve that will add to your added, ward for curing what did not exist., but as resettle. Rather an i n c on si s tent doe- has taken place in their being. Rut Rhin Bay was awarded to a Toronto 'market value ...

... condemned attempts to subvert the army for pditical purposes., making it • means of lulucueing legislation and a grave memos to civil liberty. The deliberations of the National Union of Teachers were continued yesterday, at Louestoft, under the presidency of ...

... increased, the fundamental lawes of the land trampled upon, and an arbitrary government endeavoured to bee introduced, the civill rights, properties, and liberties of ye people, in their persons, and estates, broaken in pieces, imposicions, and taxes on ...

... her in J. H. Butter is granted extension Bareilly circle of travelling' dispensaries . Rev. G. A. S. Padfield, Chaplain, Resettlement Rates forestial alone, and by the time her mainsail leave up 24th October. transferred from Allahabad to Bhim Tat. Dispute ...

... Young Citizen Volunteer* were in their proper place on Saturday. Where, indeed, should they be, but with those “ who stand for civil and religious freedom? They too were spurned and insulted this Government and their loyalty construed an offence- In this ...