The arrangements for seating accommodation in Westminster Abbey on the occasion of the Coronation ceremony provide for a gathering of 8,000 people. ...
Article : 1,773 wordsThe German newspapers have rxpressed delight at the approval of the Declaration of London having been given by the Imperial Conference. ...
Article : 97 wordsIn an atmosphere of Gaelie geniality, with heather in the picturesque decorations and the bagpipes sounding through the room, the Caledonian Society on Saturday night ...
Article : 1,460 wordsArrangements have been made by most of the overseas delegates tot he Imperial Conference for their return home. Mr. Fisher, Prime Minister of Australia, ...
Article : 121 wordsThrough drinking from a bowl containing dilute carbolic acid, under the impression that it was portion of her breakfast, a young domestic ...
Article : 300 wordsAn aeroplane race from Paris to Brussels and London, which was begun to-day, was attended by two shocking fatalities. Lieutenant Princeteau, who had intended ...
Article : 122 wordsDuring the sitting of the Imperial Conference on Thursday, whilst the question of submarine cables was being considered, Sir Joseph Ward took the opportunity of ...
Article : 440 wordsLady Fuller has consented to open a new clubroom for business girls in affiliation with the Young Women's Christian Association on June 29, in the afternoon. ...
Article : 1,244 wordsA remarkable demonstration was made in London yesterday by the Women's Social and Political Union. Mrs. Drummond (on horseback) led a ...
Article : 131 wordsWhen General Botha left South Africa, for London it was announced that after the Imperial Conference he would go to Germany for treatment on account of ...
Article : 49 wordsThe action brought by Princess Louise of Belgium, daughter of the late king Leopold, to recover her share of the money placed by her father in the fondation de ...
Article : 229 wordsThe British Empire League of Science Guild entertained the overseas visitors at dinner at the Savoy on Saturday night, the Duek of Devonshire presiding. There were ...
Article : 239 wordsSerious public inconvenience has been caused by the inability of the staff in the General Post Office to cope with the volume of mail matter lodged for transmission. ...
Article : 554 wordsThe assessors of the Court which tried the 42 natives arrested at Dacca, in Bengal, last year, on charges of conspiracy, have announced their finding. They found that ...
Article : 208 wordsSir Joseph Ward (New Zealand) moved a resolution providing for the establishment of an all-rad mail route (subsidised). He said that he had the assurance of shipping ...
Article : 361 wordsIn discussing the Commonwealth land tax in an article to-day, the "Economist" remarks that the law as it stands is in many respects contrary to the elementary ...
Article : 66 wordsMr. Baulfour presided at a luncheon given at the Constitutional Club in honour of the oversea Premiers. In the course of his speech Mr. Balfour ...
Article : 376 wordsSir Joseph Ward moved— "That united action be taken in the direction of penny postage." In discussing the proposal, Mr. Samuel ...
Article : 170 wordsThe leaders of the Senate (which is composed of 92 members) have announced that they have 60 votes in favour of the passage of the Reciprocity Bill, and a larger ...
Article : 155 wordsThe seismograph at West Bromwich Observatory was broken by a shock late on Thursday. It is supposed that the seat of the disturbance was in Eastern Asia. ...
Article : 37 wordsThe billiard match, 16,000 up level, played with crystalate balls on a Riley table, in which George Gray met Melbourne Inman, was finished last night, the Australian ...
Article : 77 wordsMr. Asquith presided at the sitting of the conference on Friday. Sir Wilfrid Laurier (Canada) moved— "That the British Government be ...
Article : 471 wordsIn the House of Representatives resterday, Mr. Longworth (Republican) opposed the wool tariff schedule. Order members endorsed his attitude. The Democrats ...
Article : 77 wordsThe conference on Friday afternoon discussed the resolution proposed by Sir David P. De Villiers Graaff (South Africa) in favour of concerted action to promote better ...
Article : 108 wordsVisiting athletes competed at the Crewe sports meeting on Saturday afternoon. The 100 yards scratch running race was won by Opie, with Stewart, of ...
Article : 252 wordsWhile proceeding to the Imperial Conference yesterday Sir Joseph Ward (Prime Minister of New Zealand) met with a mishap. The hood of his car collapsed, and Sir ...
Article : 54 wordsEighty thousand Albanian highlanders attended the opening of a selamlik at the tomb of the Sultan Mourad on the plain of Kossovo. Immense enthusiasm was ...
Article : 78 wordsDAYLESFORD, Sunday.—An extraordinary position has arisen in the borough owing to Counceillor Hugh Ross having been absent from four consecutive meetings of ...
Article : 196 wordsMr. M'Gowen, the Premier of New South Wales, is spending the week-end at Newcastle, to which city he travelled by motorcar. ...
Article : 27 wordsWARRNAMBOOL, Sunday.—With regard to the suggestion that the Premier (Mr. Murray) might pssibly be disposed to accept the position of Agent-General in ...
Article : 141 wordsThe shipowning firms comprising the Shipping Federation are adopting a firm attitude in regard to the strike of seamen. ...
Article : 49 wordsThe Empire Press Union banqueted the journalists from overseas at present in London on Saturday night. Lord Burnham presided. Among those present were Lord ...
Article : 162 wordsThe Agricultural Conference, which is being attended by delegates from various parts of the empire, was opened at the Colonial Office to-day. Among those ...
Article : 151 wordsAs a result of 500 seamen connected with the International Seamen's Union deciding to cease work in sympathy with the strike in Scotland and England, several cousting ...
Article : 42 wordsIt was announced at the meeting of the centr[?] executive of the Political Labour Council on Saturday night that ballots for the selection of candidates to contest the ...
Article : 210 wordsMr. Roosevelt has been vilitled by the Los Angeles "Times" for having expressed a doubt that the "Times" building was dynamited last year, when the building was ...
Article : 75 wordsFifty large wool-combing firms at Bradford have shut down their works. Gangs of strikers visited several of the works where the employees had not struck, and ...
Article : 79 wordsOwing to the alertness and courage of the stationmaster at the St. Kilda (Mr. G. A. Hastings), a visitor from Western Australia (Mr. W. R. Fletcher) was saved from ...
Article : 344 wordsAt the invitation of the Orient Steam Navigation Company, Sir William Lyne, M.H.R., Mr. Murray (Premier of Victoria), Sir George Reid (High Commissioner for ...
Article : 63 wordsADELAIDE, Sunday.—An exeiting incident occured at the King's Theatre, in King William street, on Saturday evening. The auditorium was filled at a quarter to ...
Article : 277 wordsAt Half past [?].—Motions to court— Armstrong v. Great Southern Company (part heard), Tomli[?] v. Kendall, Thomson v. M[?] SUPREME COURT. ...
Article : 264 wordsMr. Fisher (Australia) moved— "That this conference, recognising the importance of promoting fuller development of commercial intercourse within the ...
Article : 571 wordsThe census shows the population of the United kingdom to be 45,216,[?]5, which compares with 41,976,827 in 1901. The proportion of the sexes in England ...
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Article : 57 wordsThe London County and Westminster Bank has acquired from the afficial receiver the banking premises and assets of the Birkbeck Bank, which suspended payment ...
Article : 68 wordsSYDNEY, Sunday.[?] Two cabs collided late last night at the intersection of the new South Head road and the Darling point road, with the result that both vehicles ...
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The Argus (Melbourne, Vic. : 1848 - 1957), Mon 19 Jun 1911, Page 7
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