... treatment to the products and manufactures the United Kingdom.” That the following resolution added “That it is desirable that the preferential treatment accorded the colonies the roducts and manufactures of the United ingdora also granted to the products and ...

... THE MANIFESTOS. The demonstrations to coiebrats the coming age Leads United Working Man's Temperance League ware contained ycstmdsj the ths afternoon a masting advertised a medical conference was held. Invitations were issued men and temperance workers ...

... ESSEX FREE PRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, MAY 1, 1907, large Duna= of Irishmen who were ready to forward and help England in times of difficulty. He wanted them to brier in mind that Irishmen, when properly led, away from the tyranny they lived under in thee ...

... chief speaker was (he Hon. J. W. Sauer, M.L.A., who declared that he was present to show sympathy with Irishmen, and that Sooth Africans, like Irishmen, believed that they had an inalienable right self-government. The only way to keep the Empire together ...

... and all through the centuries it oontinued e trouble, and even at the present day the wisn at the back of the minds of all Irishmen is for complete independence, although it is agitated for under the cloak of Home Rule. The strained relations existing between ...

... (Cheers.) The true pith along which we should all treed is that we should have. at the heart of a great, united, and free Empire, a truly United Kingdom. But we have not got it. The aims and the Ideas of the Irish people are peaceful, and they can be ...

... icheersi. The true path along which ae s!.•o .1 ail tread is that we should have at tla. heart of a great 'united and tile Empire a truly United Kingdom, hut. we have not got it. The' aims mid ideas of the Irish people are, peaceful. and they can be attained ...

... great statesmen in the worldthe King of England, the Kaiser of Germany, and Mr. Roosevelt. That illustrious Peedelect of the United States is the greatest el the three. Fancy a man receiving hundreds of visitors a day, guiding the policy of the 'country ...

... the length of the Amason. and se on; but now all is Clanged The teacher has said: 110-day we will take a trip through the United Kingdom; we will see its coset-line, its rivers, its country, its towns, with their wonderful wealth and manufactures, its ...

... Orator. On a Visit to His Native Lod INTERVIEW WITH MON. DANIEL D. O'CONNOR, K.C.5.0., EXPOSTNIASTER.DENERAL. Australia and th• United Mates. THE HOME MULE CAUSE. The name of the Hon. Daniel O'Connor is • household word in Sydney, and, indeed, throughout New ...

... THE BUDGET PROVISIONS. tale: pre Surely they were ail climbing the| at realising, under the guidance ef Rev War ws organised unite, a solid body, any se asked what steps were being taken at Rossth and from teme to time given him Teo Mowe then to ike various ...

... and derisive cheers, wanted Captain to withdraw the imputation that these questions were put down for the sake of maligning Irishmen. Thereupon Captain Donelan asked whether anyone really believed that such questions were asked honestly for the purpose getting ...