... seek the development of the Dominion by every means consistent with its position as part the British Empire, he proceeds to review the improvements effected by his Government since 1878. He believes that the adoption of reciprocity with the United States—the ...

... reason, as the amendment indicated, was that he thought the bringing forward of the subject to be premature. Moreover, having reviewed the expenditure, and the proposed additional expenditure of the Council, he thought it would be wise before parting with ...

... Australia, Tasmania and New Zealand. This makes Australia boast a total of about 5,000 riders. In the current number of the New Review and Mrs. Pennell have a ten page article nder the title of Cycling : Past, Present and uture, which has attracted some ...

... LIBERALISM IN COVENTRY. A Robust Speech by Councillor Worwood. THE LOCAL POSITION REVIEWED. The duties of Mr. W. H. Ballantine, M.P., the House of Commons prevented his forming one of the company of Liberals in Whitefriars' Ward, Coventry, who sat down ...

... suffering under strange delusion. standpoint had been reached in the Home Rule controversy, he said, from which events may be reviewed whole, and his opinion is that the situation has been modified, and that the Liberals—our opponents he called them—whether ...

... Echoes from Everywhere. lines of song by Lord Tennyson are printed the first page the New Review, iv three lines, red paper, the editor solemnly requests that no nu may therefrom. A contemporary with this request iv a peculiar fushiou. The lines are ...

... which applied a false description and the other was that of selling an article with a false description given to it. Having reviewed the sections of the Act bearing on the case, he said it was not suggested that the gentleman who appeared as the defendant ...

... therefore was beaten on every side. Though SffirnT* a imUed that there ere d °ubtsand difficulties the case, it had no power to review so she has had to undergo hZ month imprisonment and to lose both husbands, since she now an outcast from the community in ...

... adorned with splendid passementerie in old gold and violer. This garment was made for the Emperor in London. (From St. Stephen's Review.) The delight of the Queen with the Gondoliers was simply unbounded ; she laughed and applauded thiougiiout in a manner more ...

... with compressed air tyres. In an interesting article The Cyclist this week deals with the profits of the cycle trade. After reviewing the conditions of profit making, the writer sums up with the opinion that to be successful requires a happy combination ...

... that would be an extra. A young lady, found one day reading a novel, was asked by a gentleman how she liked the style? Reviewing the incidents in her memory she replied, Tho style?—the style? Oh! sir, lam not como to that yet. the cor.v neement of ...

... standard which they fax 13 a high one. Foreheads chins eyes, eyebrows noses -these features are all critically passed under review. Seeing that every man' is so prone to admire par ticular style of beauty, it is wonderful the judges can come to unanimous ...