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... intention more to-morrow the usual resolution w«b reference the balloting member* and giving precedence Government bill*. speak, our readme** to support the prosecution this war with rigour w.ib (cheers)—m order that as rap;diy possible the iniegptly ...

... discretion generally what was going on. (Opposition cheers.) Mr necessary speaking foreign affairs, and it Balfour said: “What would said that great mass well that those who speak should have vemo special 01' moderate opinion both on the otber side and ...

... than were led to believe they would have. the other band, they are not such quite good sfaote we feared, and, generally speaking, so far as goes, the advantages on our side balance the on theirs. How, then, is it that have mode so little progress and ...

... public House to the Church Schoolroom in Bartley street, where it will meet for the first time on February 27th. Mr. Odom speaks of Use urgent need for more ministerial assistance m bis great parish. Hts iMitntitwi sasw, n mush in arrear. but cannot help ...

... Ido not ondcrtaki* U dvfend them. I have they are perfectly competent to defend thexuaclreo. (Hear, beard When noble Lord speaks of tie certainly the knowledge must have p ...

... secret service or other, they may think for the service of the country. Hear, bear.) canno. that responsibility upon you by speaking tho working the British oomtitution. I ak noble lords to analyse the speech of the noble o arqma. still ringing thour cam ...

... have, r.nce, confined almost entirely to boa. and right , on y doue that but followed the formal koa. gentlemen who desired speak a( with otter m which the Address. The leader the Opposition fcadly spirit of the offer recognise I aiu) the libMal party, ...

... idtiinaicm and invaded territ Tries- Yst, in face of those facts the 1 ecu;rev the Women L.bem! oondrouna this roonlry, and, while speak ng the name «*f peace, the Boetw. Could anythmg be root© itwoaa: ;vcni ? Aral wr« told th.a rioleßt distortion plain facts ...

... Canadian. Representation in the imperial Parliament Third Queensland Contingent Accepted. BfiCTETrS iGESCT) TORONTO, Wednesday. Speaking last night at a Liberal Club baftquet, tiro Hon. J. I. Tarte, Minister of Public Works, expressed at length hi* views tho ...

... country was paced Bat I A sms fee sehoassiN the position that had pro■ the debate. lUear, bear.) Is was not easy to speak fee; ought to speak so ! serious matier sntbont running tbe risH of ahenating some friends, or offending the suseepti, billies of soom ...

... School U Somerset, where the bouaohold conmta of ponooa—3o pita, aged from 13 to 20. and four te»oh«rs —Mj« D*ti«» is able to speak with authority and from experience, and we certamly think that her ia made good. The ammgementa of mutter and the directions ...