... the Colonial Secretary. There are obvious objections to his undertaking the office. He is still engaged upon the task of resettling South Africa, and re-modelling the relations of the Colonies with the Mother Country. Further, his avowed views on the question ...

... Valencia alone, it will be men that there is a glut in prospect, even allowing for the calls of other markets abroad. and in the United States. Another supply of late years is of hot-house grapes. These are now grown commercially la vast structures with tons ...

... Pone by tour goekli to three at Small Heath. Glossop beat Burton United by three goals to none at Glossop. Stockport County beat Barnsley by four goals to one at Stockport. Manchester United heat Gainsborough Trinity by one goal to none at Manchester. Burslem ...

... introduced next Wednesday. The Hoene afterwards went into Committee of Supply, and on the vote on aacount for' 120.266.003 for the Civil Services. Mr. Chamberlain said that during his Smith African tour he bad interview. with some five hundred persons of all classes ...

... those who thought with him were prepared to obey the civil Government a3 long as it confined itself to the legitimate objects of civil government. The work of the priest was not, however, the object of civil government. hear.) They were prepared to pay that ...

... those who thought with him were prepared to obey the civil’ Government as long as it confined itself the legitimate object* of civil government. The work of the priest was not, however, the object of civil government. (Hfar, hear.) They were prepared to pay ...

... in the condition of all cisaies of the popula: ion in Macedonia. In the Transvaal and Orange River Colonies the work of resettlement and pacification has made great progress. The recently constituted Legislative Councils, containing unofficial members ...

... his case. The only duty of the present Constitutional Conference, he reminds us, is te consider and, if possible, agree a resettlement of the constitution and pewers of the Howse of Lords. If the Conference finds such agreement, thei * Pacificeus agrees ...

... (applause). Rev. Percy Waller farmer secretary and present member of the Executive Committee) also joined in the welcome of the re-united collegians, remarking that understood Old from places far separated as Cornwall, Newcfc6t!e-on Tyne, Great Yarmouth, and on ...

... 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 ...

... which in many places is already process of formation. . Y 1 Bo®' ' ,,s n communication with the Commanding Officers of the United States Army and Navy, the American Red vvf s V• t e ,P r Secretaries of the Y.H.C A. in this country and in France. They ...

... already been experienced in getting men to settle down, effort should be spared to bring about the satisfactory re-settlement of discharged men in civil life. In replying, Mr. Shorrock emphasised the fact that the action taken him was to protect the skilled ...