... charter which was ,tiil in force—the samo position the Lord Mayer London. (Applause.) Over all dignitaries, ecclesiastical well civil, the maior was ! supreme. therefore very gratifying to find that I gentleman ha.! appointed to the office who would sastatn ...

... legislative body for the kingdoms of great Britain and Ireland, and it was tbe kingdoms then legislatively united that was meant when they spoke of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland. (Cheers.) The country bad no sufficient warning—it had warning ...

... which £244.000 was formerly voted Civil Service Estimates for maintenance of pauper lunatics, and otber matters Ireland, and £97,000 for a corresponding Scotland. The total increase, therefore, is £1.042.000. Tbe Civil Service Estimates have been relieved ...

... Lamsdortf met the approaches tbe Ambassador. Count stated that it waa tbe object of the Rnsaian Govern to arrange with the local civil authorities the terms the niodaa civendi between them, the being to prevent a recurrence disturbance* the vicinity the Russian ...

... will only deal with two. I would so tar aa give (all civil rights to all Boera who too* and signed definite and oath of allegiance. (CSeera.) I believe that the sooner you them a poeitioo of civil responsibility aad ot honourable loyalty yourselves, ths ...

... advantage to the rest of be world as to the United States. He might have ncladed the qaestion the Transvaal, for the itruggle between tha Briton and the Boer commenced long before present Government office. UNITED EMPIRE IS OF SUPREME IMPORTANCE. They had ...

... Governsnent was likely to involve this country in disputes with the United States. ona could value more highly than the Government tha friendship of the Government and people tha United states, but the friendship a people so intelligent, and so practical ...

... post agreement with the United States; fait were unable to secure their assent to such proposal. We therefore made arrangements last year with express company for '•it establishment of a parcels post between the countries. The United States recently exirrused ...

... of the ptsjtLress repatriation and re-settlement. This labour has been found Herculean, arwl some complaint has been made as to the lack of elasticity in the a*rministjative system, which half military and half civil Extensive areas laid desolate war have ...

... 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 ...

... number of questions on which the Government will need the united and considered opinion of each large industry, such as the demobilisation of the forces, the re-settlement of munition workers civil industries, apprenticeship (especially where interrupted ...

... other parts of United Kingdom in any scheme for the Federation the Empire or the United Kingdom. (2) That all Imperial questions and services,- mcluding the levying of Customs Duties, be left in the hands of the Parliament of the United Kingdom. (3) That ...