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Lord Milner Replied In A Speech Remarkable For Its Taste,

reticence, and dignity. He thanked all present, and his countrymen, heartily for his reception. He would gladly, he said, have gone home in a hansom, hut if he had. "in an age......

The Annual Report, Presented To The Co-operative...

on Monday at Middlesbrough, shows progress - all along the line. The main figures are thus set forth in tabular form :— 1899. 1900. Number of Societies 1,651 1,634 Number of......

Mr. Joseph Warwick, Of North Shields, Delivered The...

on Monday before a meeting of 1,300 delegates, representing 1,108 societies with a membership of 1,620,185. After reviewing the growth of the movement, he said that their......

Sir Alfred Milner, Who Has Been Created A Peer With

the title of Lord Milner of Cape Town, was entertained at luncheon last Saturday by Mr. Chamberlain. A party of seventy were invited, which included the Duke of Cambridge, Lord......

Mr. Chamberlain In A Speech Delivered To The National...

of Oddfellows now assembled at Birmingham explained on Wednesday his position as regards old. age pensions. He is opposed to a universal pension, which would cost forty millions......

Sir Edward Grey, Addressing His Constituents On Thursday...

defined his position in regard to the war and the settlement with his usual clearness and modera- tion. Mr. Morley in his very impressive speech had expressed the opinion that......

The Reception. Of The Duke Of Cornwall At Sydney Has

rivalled that at Melbourne, and like that has been remarkable for its displays of Australian military spirit. The Duke has, in fact, reviewed in each Colony a small but......