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A WAR CREDIT.
It is understood that Ministers decided at Sunday's Cabinet meeting to ask Parliament to vote a credit of £50,000,000 for defence purposes. ...
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ENGLAND AND THE WAR
Popular feeling throughout Great Britain is intensely excited over the war, and profound eagerness is manifested amongst all classes to learn what interpretation the ...
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DISCREDITED IN CANADA
In official circles at Ottawa, the Canadian political capital, the "Daily Chronicle's" report to the effect that the British Cabinet has decided not to ...
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FRENCH CABINET.
Ministers sat in council all night. M. Clemenceau has joined the Cabinet, and M. Deleasse has been appointed Minister for War. ...
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THE CANADIAN OFFER.
The offer of the Canadian Government to place an expeditionary force of 30,000 men at the entire disposal of the British Government has been accepted. In the ...
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THE BRITISH NAVY.
The British naval arrangements are complete. All the most effective vessels are at sea. These, comprise seven or eight squadrons of Dreadnoughts and war ships of the ...
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AT BUCKINGHAM PALACE.
There was an impressive demonstration on Sunday in front of Buckingham Palace, where a vast crowd assembled. The behavior of the concourse indicated a strong ...
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KING'S HIGH APPRECIATION.
The King has expressed, through Mr. Lewis Harcourt, Secretary of State for the Colonics, his high appreciation of the offers of help made by New Zealand and ...
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PREPARATIONS IN SYDNEY.
Little time has been lost by the military authorities in making effective preparations towards securing the safety of Sydney and all approaches. There was a ...
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A SUDDEN ACTION.
It is announced that simultaneously with Germany's inquiry as to France's intentions the German ambassador prepared to leave Paris. ...
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BRITAIN'S WHEAT SUPPLY.
It is officially announced that sufficient wheat is at present in the United Kingdom to supply the population for four months. RESTRICTIONS ON AIRCRAFT. ...
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LORD KITCHENER.
The departure of Lord Kitchener for Egypt has been postponed. A suggestion made by the "Times" this morning has attracted a great deal of at ...
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THE AUSTRALIAN OFFER.
The decision of the Government to offer an expeditionary force from the Commonwealth has been hailed with intense enthusiasm amongst militia and permanent ...
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THE "TIMES" ARTICLE.
The "Times" this morning, in what is evidently an inspired article, speaks with very plain decision on the culpability of Germany for the European war. ...
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THE GOVERNMENT PRESS ORGAN.
The "Daily Chronicle," which is the chief organ of the Government, and which up to the present has been markedly Reserved and non-committal in its ... [ILLUSTRATED]
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FISHING FLEET CALLED IN.
A steamer has been hurriedly despatched from Hull bearing a message recalling to home ports the North Sea fishing fleet. ...
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FRENCH AMBASSADOR'S VIEW.
M. Paul Cambon, French Ambassador in London, has issued a statement, in which he declares that Germany is entirely responsible for the powers having been ...
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CASE FOR GERMANY
The "North German Gazette" states that on Wednesday last the Czar appealed to the Kaiser to do everything to avert war. The Kaiser immediately replied, ...
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