... wedding-ring, as it was much too good for a woman of her position! Indeed! Amnd what is the position of the rest of us? Just this: Our very existence as a nation depends on the selfsacrifice of our mem. 'The regular Army is merely a “drop in the ocean” in this ...

... Government’s land policy were just and necéssary, and wanted to have a hand in securing them. (f Mr. Long was sincere, as he believed he was, he had better collaborate with the Chancellor in the devising of a land programme as soon as possible. Land was the ...

... deal at length with the subject of land, and delved much into past history. He said that 250 years ago the land was valued, and he did not know any circumstances which had intervened since that time to prevent the land being valued again. The real reason ...

... moral reform carried out during the last forty years in the Army was due almost entirely to the pionecr work done by a Baptist missicnary in India—(applause)— Gelson Gregson.. We had had a great army of reformers. \%e had the late Queen Victoria, who} rcalised ...

... Irelandso near to us—the command of all the physical forces, the power to prevent any detachment of our army landing there, and the power to allow the landing, as they had deliberately threatened they would do, on the coast of Ireland of theene- ...

... receive much notice from the Press, which naturally and properly devoted itself to relatinng and criticising the movements of armies and navies, It is pll but universally acknowledged that the ambition of the Kaiser and the designs of his gen/ erals gnd ...

... that the Government has not, got—such as the large sums that have been spent on the Boer War, the support of the Army and Navy, the Irish land scheme, and the support of the Church. Meanwhile, a num™er of men made their appearance with pamphlets, which they ...

... what other people think you deserve. Who is to decide what each person meeds? A vast army of State officials would be required to superintend production, and a further army would be required to superintend distribution. The whole community would be literally ...

... George makes the opening speech, (Ireclaring of England that, “What thou art, thou owest to those who came long years ago, from lands that lie beneath the Southern sun.” While he is speaking the founder-saints—Alban, Ninian, David, Patrick, German, and la—emerge ...