... under test for many years. In some parts they are much abused, and many innocent persons have suffered. The people in the Protectorate are people like ourselves, for the ancestors of one of the chiefs was a Yoruba, and another was a Joloff. Modern rulers ...

... Charing Cross Hospital, where his wound was dressed, and he was detained for the night.—Miss Lucy Gainsford, L.M.R.U. S., Acting House Surgeon of Charing Cross Hospital, said she found prosecutor, who was perfectly sober, suffering from a superficial ...

... to cross the Atlantic order bring to the people of America the greetings of France.”—Reuter. - WASHINGTON, November 29. It is officially announced that, besides President Wilson, the members the representation at the Peace Conference wijl include Lansing ...

... the Handelsblad” but Reuter’s agency states that the whole thing is probably a hoax FORMAL ABDICATION EX-KAISER SIGNS FORMAL ACT Copenhagen Saturday Berlin telegram states that Wolff Bureau published the Imperial declaration abdication which was signed ...

... its attendant evils. Not unnaturally people came to the conclusion that the Government was disposed to overlook the atrocities of the Huns and perhaps even to deal leniently with the real authors of.the eVil. The People's Voice. Candidates, whatever theu- ...

... tiy question. The French Press is in- Germany must pay to the utter- smuts the idea that a rigorous lc .)act such payment can be njurione peoples. SLAV STATE. from the Times eorrevredent de announces the creation of the new State. On Tuesday delegates ...

... Labour is of good support from that quarter, but the number reduced the age limifixed the Reform Act. When all estimates have been made, however, most people admit that the women’s voit remains the most incalculable factor an incalculable election. Mr. ...

... have here in: a newspaper wigßrn-s Trsnch k.0.y.1.1, which circulates largely in London, act Dec. Ist, 1917. Com, but not lorgotton. aild niilillly among people WilO Prom his sorrowful Wile. Sow and Daughters. ! jjjjjg coninion with public tllOUgllt ...

... farthing that could be got out of her. He did not wee with people' who raid it was pot poeidble to make Germany pay for the war. He agreed she could/never be made adeauately to compensate the people of tho devastated territories, but if we did net make Germany ...

... GREAT BRITAIN SHOWING THE New Parliamentary Divisions AS DEFINED IN THE Representation of the People Act, 1918. Scale 6 Miles — 1 inch. Coloured to show Parliamentary Divisions—County Boundaries — Boroughs -— london Metropolitan poronghs — and University ...

... obliged to a'buut ordinary toil when they were unfit to so. Were the Tories, who ■bitterly opposed the Old Age Pensions Act, Insurance Act, and the Children's Acf, and who were form proposed Coalition Government, likely carry through the measures indicated ...

... contest has been conspicuous by its absence. People wefe indifferent to ev topic raised. This weird apathy The only explanation vouchsafed by the expert their minds beforehand on what side to has been that people had either made up vote, or they wero too ...