The following team has been selected to represent Yorkshire in the match against the Australian cricketers to-day:—Lord Hawke (captain), F. S. Jackson, T. L. ...
Article : 782 wordsThe Government has issued a Blue Book containing despatches relative to the peace negotiations. The Blue Book shows that at the outset of ...
Article : 275 wordsMr. A. J. Balfour, the First Lord of the Treasury, made his promised announcement of the conditions of peace in the House of Commons this afternoon. His said that the ...
Article : 530 wordsSince the peace news was received the city and port has been in a state of wild excitement. Joy bells has been ringing, and whistles blowing almost continuously. The principal thoroughfares ...
Article : 107 wordsMomentary excitement was caused in London last night by the news that the King had had a narrow escape from being injured in a carriage accident. ...
Article : 123 wordsDirectly upon the Speaker taking the chair in the House of Representatives to-day. The Attorney-General submitted, amidst cheers, the motion which the Senate had dealt ...
Article : 138 wordsSpeaking yesterday with a representative of the " Herald," Rabbi A. B. Davis said that as far as the Hebrews were concerned they attached the highest possible value to peace. Prayers for peace formed a ...
Article : 358 wordsThe news of the declaration of peace was received with expressions of the greatest gratification. Flags at the Town Hall and other public buildings have been flying to-day to celebrate the occasion, and in ...
Article : 711 wordsMany people have noted that public demonstrations of joy have not been in evidence in Sydney, and while in some quarters it is deplored that a greater display of patriotism has not been made, it is ...
Article : 179 wordsThe British Government decided to withhold the news of the signing of the peace conditions until Monday, but afterwards considered that the announcement on ...
Article : 84 wordsThe King held a levee yesterday. Beautiful weather prevailed. Tremendous enthusiasm was manifested. Major Wardill (of the Australian cricketers), ...
Article : 50 wordsCanon Boyce, president of the British Empire League here, says:—As we naturally hate war as anti-Christian we rejoice and ring the bells because of peace. "We believe in arbitration, but the Boers ...
Article : 609 wordsWhen spoken to last night, Mr. See (State Premier) said that he was quite satisfied with the terms of peace which had been arranged. He had already expressed his views upon the matter, and he did not ...
Article : 66 wordsThe German Emperor has sent most cordial congratulations to king Edward on the attainment of peace. The congratulations of the Emperor Francis ...
Article : 65 wordsMount Pelee, Martinique, ejected oceans of hot mud on Friday, May 30. ...
Article : 24 wordsThe German newspapers, alone of the newspapers of the Continent, are acrimonious and ungenerous in discussing the terms of peace. They are disappointed that Great Britain is ...
Article : 48 wordsM. Biard d'Aunet, the Consul-General for France, when seen yesterday by a " Herald " reporter, said he was exceedingly pleased to hear the news of the termination of the war. "But," continued he, ...
Article : 536 wordsPrivate Albert E. F. Percival and Private Abraham Smith, of the Tasmanian portion of the Commonwealth Contingent, have died, the one of enteric fever and the other of ...
Article : 39 wordsThe colonies have all sent messages to Mr. Chamberlain congratulating him upon peace being proclaimed. ...
Article : 24 wordsCommandant Malan, who was wounded in the recent fighting near Somerset, in Cape Colony, is likely to recover. ...
Article : 23 wordsIn the Legislative Assembly to-day Mr. Irvine, leader of the Opposition, moved a motion of which he had given notice,—"That this House expresses its emphatic disapproval of Ministers signing their ...
Article : 875 wordsMr. A. J. Balfour, in the course of his statement in the House of Commons, noticed the general order in which Lord Kitchener had thanked the troops for their services. ...
Article : 38 wordsIt is estimated that 14,000 rebels will be disfranchised. ...
Article : 14 wordsThe match between the Australians and Yorkshire was resumed at York to-day. The weather was bright, but the wicket was soft and difficult. There was an attendance of ...
Article : 461 wordsA substantial minority of the Boer leaders urged a rejection of the terms offered. Ultimately the influence of the Boer delegates who had been at Pretoria prevailed, and the ...
Article : 43 wordsOn the Exchange prices opened firm all round. Consols advanced to 98, an advance of 1 on Friday's quotation; but afterwards reacted to 97½ on profit taking. ...
Article : 36 wordsThe House of Lords was crowded and jubilant yesterday afternoon when the Prime Minister the Marquis of Salisbury road the agreement between the British authorities ...
Article : 121 wordsThe Bishop ot Gippsland, when interviewed at the rectory, St. John's, Darlinghurst, yesterday, said:— "The proclamation of peace is a matter for devout thankfulness. One always has that feeling at the ...
Article : 174 wordsSir Christopher Furness, the head of the Furness line of steamers, who is negotiating the shipping combination in opposition to the Navigation Syndicate, has consulted the ...
Article : 46 wordsThe " Daily News " in its leading article to-day congratulates the Government on bringing about peace with reason. ...
Article : 29 wordsThe Rev. Dr. Fordyce, of the Point Piper-road Congregational Church, when interviewed yesterday with regard to the declaration of peace, said:—"I have been eagerly looking for peace for weeks, and ...
Article : 419 wordsImmediately on the formal business being disposed of in the Federal Senate to-day the Vice-President of the Executive Council (Senator R. E. O'Connor) rose to ask permission to refer to the peace treaty. ...
Article : 850 wordsThe latest quotations on the Derby, to be run at Epsom on Wednesday, are as under:— 11 to 8 v. Sceptre, 6 to 1 v. Pekin, 15 to 2 v. Ard-Patrick, 10 to 1 v. Fowling-piece. ...
Article : 47 wordsDuring the service at Wesley Church on Monday evening the Rev. John Watsford announced that peace had been proclaimed. The audience rose and sang the Doxology, Mr. Watsford afterwards ...
Article : 50 wordsAt the monthly meeting of the executive of the Baptist Union last night it was resolved—" That this executive of the Baptist Union of New South Wales hereby places on record its gratitude to Almighty ...
Article : 103 wordsThe deaths are announced of Mr. W. W. Oswald, banker, and Mr. Joseph Tangye, of the engineering firm of Tangyes. ...
Article : 24 wordsAfter Mr. Balfour had made his statement in the House of Commons Sir Henry Campbell-Bannerman, the leader of the Opposition, rose. He said that the universal feeling ...
Article : 160 wordsThe scene at Leeds was probably like that which occurred at Lords in June, 1896, when the same number cabled as having been present on Monday in the match at Leeds attended at Lords. As on ...
Article : 409 wordsBar silver is quoted to-day at 2s per ounce standard. ...
Article : 15 wordsIn the Legislative Council to-day the Solicitor-General moved,—"That an address be presented to the King congratulating him upon the cessation of hostilities in South Africa." Mr. J. M. Davies, ...
Article : 117 wordsGeorge Smitn, of Auckland, New Zealand, won the 120 yards hurdle race at the sports at Walton on a rough track in 16 4-5 seconds. ...
Article : 32 wordsIn conversation yesterday with a "Herald" representative on the subject of the termination of the war in South Africa, Rabbi Landan said that the Jewish people were amongst the most loyal and ...
Article : 596 wordsThe shipment of wheat by the barque Lucipira has been told at 20s 6d. METALS. Soft foreign lead is quoted at 11 3-16. ...
Article : 139 wordsMany of the flags which were hoisted yesterday on the receipt of the news of the termination of the war were again displayed today, but beyoud this there was no attempt at display. The various public ...
Article : 56 wordsThe feeling expressed in the lobbies of the House of Commons is that liberality has been pushed to the utmost limits. ...
Article : 28 wordsThe city was gay with bunting to-day in honour of peace. In several instances au effective display was made. The Premier has forwarded messages to Mr. ...
Article : 140 wordsWith a lead of 24 Duff and Trumper opened the second innings of the Australians. Off Hirst's fourth ball, and before a run had been made, Duff was caught by Jackson at ...
Article : 203 wordsMr. Chamberlain (the Secretary of State for the Colonies) was wildly cheered on his way to attend the meeting of the Cabinet. Fla[?] decorated the principal buildings of ...
Article : 153 wordsThe Countess of Hopetoun sailed to-day by the steamer China for London. There was a large gathering at Port Melbourne to say good-bye, the company including Lord Hopetoun, Sir George S. ...
Article : 137 wordsThe holiday has passed off very quietly, the people evidently suffering it reaction after the previous day's excitement. The chief event, North v. South football match, resulted in South winning by ...
Article : 69 wordsA small outbreak of fire occurred at 3 o'clock this morning in an office occupied by Mr. Edward Bond, and situated in Rowe-street, city. The Metropolitan Fire Brigade was quickly on the scene, and the ...
Article : 60 wordsThe news of the proclamation of peace in South Africa has been received with general satisfaction throughout the district, though there has been no public demonstration. Something in this direction, ...
Article : 103 wordsThe great Antiseptic for old aud young. All Chemists. Tins, 1s 6d.—Advt. ...
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The Sydney Morning Herald (NSW : 1842 - 1954), Wed 4 Jun 1902, Page 7
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