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IMPERIALISM.
We take note of Mr. GRANVILLE SHARP'S lecture delivered in the rooms of the Odd Volumes Association yesterday evening, Tina NICE HOUSE.
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THE Secretary of the Panjem Mining Co., Limited, advises us that he has received the following cable from the mine, being the result the April clean-up :-"The tall rån 27 days, crushing rojo zone for a yield of goa ess. of melted cold. Forty tons of concentrates were calclued, yielding 100 011. The cyanide clean. up is not yet finished,
It har, we believe, been decided to celebrate the Queen's Birthday on Thursday, the 28th last, and to unveil the statue of Her Majesty, erected
peoples and races. We are an Imperial people who, like the Romans, have gone forth conquering and to conquer, by virtue of our Inherent gifts, of our military prowess, our administrative genius,
courage, perseverance, Our Gracious energy, common sense, Lady is but the representative of the great race over which she has so long and sa worthily ruled, and who reigns and governs in their name and by their authority. But in England to-day Imperialism hardly means any of these things. It is used mainly in contradia.. tinction to particularism, to Englandism, to the statesmanship of such men as Gladstone, who had no eyes for anything outside of the three kingdoms whose politics was that of the vestry and not of the Senate. Imperialism significio commemoration of her Jubilee, on the same that attitude of mind that regards Governor will performs the ceremony, and a large day at about 5.30 p.m. Als Excellency the England, Ireland, Scotland, the Canadas Australia, and the Cape as all parts of on company, including all foreign Consuls and other great whole, and that longs and labour officials, will be levited to be present. It is for their closer and more intimate unloboped that there will be a turn-ent of all the
Imperial Parliament, with repra entative dignity to the occasion. from all its component peoples, and presided over by one Sovereign, Her MANY stories of Colonel Bouck's long experience Majesty the Queen, and her successors in at the Bar are current in Oshkosh, says the Chicago Law Journal. He was oncetrying a case God's good time.
in which he tuck many exceptions, and on one point continued bis argument after the court hed decided it "Colonel Bouck," Inter osed the judge, "that point has already been decided. If you wish to discuss it further you'll have to take it to the Coast of Entor." "I imagined from the quailty of your Honour's rulings I was in a | Court of Erior now," replied Boock,
ANGTHER Triumph for Woman 1—At least so it would appear at first blush, on a record that the Ladles Chets Club has beaten the Metropolitan Club by 251 to 243 în a Gfty n-alde match. One fact, however, dima ihe Instre of this otherwise Exant conquest. Of the fifty ladies, thirty proudly fought their mascaline opponents level, bet the remaining twenty condescended to take odds, and, moreover, the odds appear to have been of an extravagant, not to ssy of a ludicrous character, for # public context, for In six cases a queen was given and in the remaining fourteen a rock or a knight.
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our love and respect for our present Most Gracious Sovereign and our loyalty towards the present dynasty. Mr. SHARP spoke without taking time to reflect.
Imperialism means, in England and in the discussions now going on at home and In the Colonies, something very different from what it has ever meant since the days of AUCUSTUS CESAR.
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LONDON, May yik. Li Hong-chang has been sumptuously receivel by the Crar and Craina at Zurekoselo,
THE UNITED STATES.
THE PRESIDENTAL ELECTION. Several states have nominated Mr. McKinley as the Republican candidate for the Presidency, and there appears to be a strong likelihood of his election,
SHANGHAI SPRING RACES.
Stewards :-A. McLeod, Esq., G. D. Boalog Esq., C. J. Dudgeon, Esq., I. S. Fearon, Fiq F. 1. Maltland, Esq., J. A. Pond, Esq., and A. Probst, Esq.
Clerk of the Course:-F. Ayscough, Eng. Secretary G. D. B. Bidwell, Esq.
OPF-DAY, SATURDAY 9TH MAY. For the following results of to-day's races we' are indebted to the local agent of the Cole Companies :—
The BROKER'S CUP-Distance Mile. Mt. Toeg's bl. Irrawaddy komm Mr. Llalom's bl. Bulawayo ............................................... 2 Mr. Sandown's gr. Chicla) 3
Fifteen started, Time, I min. 32 secs. The RING CUP-Distance rè miler. Mr. H. Sylva's gr. Destroyer ...................................... I Mr. Crawford's ch. Realization -
2 Mr. Sandown's br. Samezar kominn 3. THIRD RACK-Distance one mile.
Slr Started. Time, 3 mins. 18 secs.
Mr. Owald's hr. Hercules idiombusecarcerescene! Mr. John Peel's ch. Heatherbell ................. Mr. Liniomis pb. Black and White..............
Ten started. Time, amins. 7à sect. The VISION CUP-Dlitance | Mile, str. Lintom's ch. Gossip Mr. Ozwald's gr. Isolde Mr. Robran's ch. Isoldim
Twelve starters, Time, 1 min 9zł secs. The Bia SWEEP CUp-Distance 1 miles. Mr. Fourman's gr. Sinbad riserviare I Mesa. Kanuch & Oswalds g. Daljo...... Mr. Hampton's dEclipse.................................3
Four Starters. Time, 3mins, 12f1ec7. The MASONIC CLUB CUP-Distenes 1 mlle, Mr. Lintam's d. Conundrem
3
Mr. H. Morris' gr, Cranberry...............................eveð Mr Middy's d. Prince
Seven starind. Time, 3 mins, 45 SCCL SEVENTH Rack-Disco iš miles. Mr. Kanuch's g. Meneji .....................................! Mr. Da Maurer's ha. Trilby ...enunquama ↑ Mr. Gore-Booth's da Detrimental...
Five started. -Time, a mïns, 44'seck.
ENCOURAGERENT STAKES-Frem the Widow's
Monument once ́round and in, Mr. Nemo's Brigand........................ 1 Mr. Copenhagen's cz. Sugarcent....................................................
Five starters.
The Maroo's Race—Once, zound, Mr. Charley's gr. Sanspareil
1
Mr. Lintom's gr. Promiso contraverizzammın 2 Mr. Middy's d. Prince
Fliteen started. Timej 2 mins. 38 secs.
LOCAL AND GENERAL.
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It was decided by the Supreme Court of Michigan lately, says the, Chicago Law Fournal, that it is not a prejudicial error In the trial of a criminal case for the prosecuting officer to call the witnesses for the defence " lot of Hars" and "a lot of dirty pups who ought not to be believed," If the circumstances of the case seem to satisfy the truth of the assertion, The Court says that, while such language is severe, there is no rula prohibiting an attorney from expressing his opinion of the truthfulness of witnesses where their testimony is conflicting and the jury will be called upon to decide between them.
Time 60 secs.
of welcomlag to our litla Island home our own Prince and Princess, the Duke and Duchess of SATURDAY,——MAY 9TH, 1596.
York, in the course of their contemplated visit to Favoured with magnificent weather, the first the colonies, On the becasion of the young Gymkhana of the season augur well for the midshipman's previous visit we were pre |'forthcoming summer, being a great success invented by the rules of the servias from every way. The large number of entries offering the welcome dieluted by our Irellagi assured excellent sport, and the nausually large of loyalty. This restraint is now removed, and if he comes we will do our best to prove number of ladies present, as well as his "Excel-
our love, honour, and severence for ble ancestry, lency the Governor, who watched each act closely, proved an additions! Incentive to the and our attachment to the grandchildren of our riders to do their best. The finishes were for gracious Quera It is essential that there ba between the warlius colonies of the British most of the events very close and exciting, and all lovers of the "noble sport thoroughly enjoyed Empire a wide knowledge of their several con themselves, The Band of the Rifs Brigade, ditions, a deep sympathy with thele nxpirations, present by the courtesy of the officers, lest an and a strong union between themselves, and additional pleasure to the occasion by discoursing also with the mother country, fer mutual an excellent selection of music stintervals. The asslitance and support Instead of this being details of the events follow :---
regarded as only desirable when it can be HALF-MILE RACE; first prize presented; and shown to be convenient, is importance must $to: weight for inches with y.bs, added win be felt to be pre-eminent; and for its accom- vers of this season to carry yibs. In addition; plishment all members of the numerous and. subscription griffins and bend fide pola pontes scattered family must be prepared to make the Major Thomas's Morrison, 11st gib...................................
acrifices which are the foundation of real and allowed ribs,;'entranca $3-
lasting unton. The true bond of British union Licat. Taylor to which by our education we are called, in the faith so generally prevalent in the existence and Owner 1. the power of God, in the truth of His koly word, Captain Loveband's Artexerxes, 101t 10lb....... Mr. Playlai's Planet, rat dib. Sarg. Major Edve 3 and ler the glorious gospel of our Lord and Mr. Whitehead's Vicar, 11st 4lb...........................
the growth of this sentiment, which may be Capt. Craikitzeko believed to be as genuine as it is now. The relaxation of the stringency of the protectiva Mr. Forbes' Simple Simm, 1st gib
Mr. Gressen a tariffs to the Australian colonfer may be Morrison lead throughout, closely followed by regarded as partly owtog to commercial en- Artexerxes, and won a good race by rf lengths.lightenment as to the benefits of free trade, and partly to a clearer perception of the anomaly of SIX FURLONGS HANDICAP; entrance fees with prohibitive dates between not only fifendly states, but members of the same family. "Love $ao added to the winner ; and, 330 ; 3rd naveS
never falleth," and If they will send a regiment of stakes ; entrance $r, but if left in altor a p.m.
Australian soldiers to fight side by side with ath May $3 exten,
their brethren from England, they will no longer Mr. John Peel's The Laird, xxst olb ...............
grudge that we can build a locomotive cheaper Mr. Cruickshank I
at Newcastle-on-Tyna. than they can at the Mr. Power's Borderer, 1ost 11lb.........Owner a
Phoenix Iron Works, Ballarat or that they Dr. Noble's Grey Leg, sort z1lb...............kr. Jones, 3
cannot at present make a boot as good as the Mr. Jordan's The Spotter, EXE......Mr. Taylor o
best that can be bought in Band Sueat, or blad Mr. Sheldon's Vistiant 11, xost Talbi...............................
a book quite as well as Rivière or Zachnsdorf In London. They can surpass ús at lacrosse, and beatus hollow in growlog meat and wool. What does not bread at present prices and good beef at 3d per lb. mean to the British workman ? Truly walowe mich to bee trade, and to our Australian brethren, Let us be confederates by all manner of means. There can be no doubt that confederatiso la in the 'sin. Mr. Chamber- lain said the other day it was essential that wo should seek it along the Hue of least resistance, viz., of commerce. This is dambilets our most pressing necessity, and for the continusc.es and prosperity of our ocean trade the protection of our mercantile marine is absolutely essential." The distance and world-wide extent of our colortal possessions cometituling, as it does, su element of weakness and of danger, necessitates bands of the closest union; and that these be strengthened by commercial Interchange, rapid and frequent communication, and constant cultivation of sympathetic and friendly feeling. Our scattered and far di tant colonies lostead of being a source of weakness will then increase our strength. Its is probable that Australasia will yet show a development equal to that of the United States. It woal trade, notwithstanding its present volume, must be considered as only in Its talancy. Wool is fa Farope but litle used, its value at present being understood only by a very few even in England. Asla with her hundreds of millions hardly knows of its existence; but These will discover itu vilao and, as their con-
CONDITIONS OF FOREIGN TRADE IN FRANCE
The commerce of France during the year | 1895 has shown a diminution of 250,000.com france in the importations and an increase of 3 >1,000,000 in exportations, 208,000,000 of which ars for manufactured articles, that is an increase of 158,000,000 frasca, in the total atmount of exchange between France and other countries. The commercial balance shows a deficit of 311,000,000 france in place of the 718,000,000 of | 1894 *****
Millions of France. 1895. 1894. Importations...........................3,699 3,850. Exportations....3387 3.078 The total amount, therefore, for 1895 was 7,086,000,000, in place of 6,918,000,000 in 1894.
THE art of fencing in one of the oldest known. Quarrels and batrede have been common from
and
Mr. Hart Buck
Mr. Mounsey's Presto, 1ost talb......Mr. Edys a Mr. Gresson's Dunmere, 123t gib......Owner o After one false start the poates were seat aifta bunch. Entering the Straight, The Laird and Borderer came away, the, loimer winning by three quarters of a length, Grey Leg two longtha behind. Time 1 min. 361 secs
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The FAREWILL CUP; presented by W. A Cruickshank, Esq.; pola scurry, quarter - mile, for all dond fidé polo ponies; catch.
weights over Ixst. 7āds.; entrance $2, Mt. Taylor's Throstle, rist yib, Capt, Barncy Mr. Wblichead's Kingscot, 1118 71b
Mr. Taylor a Capt. Loveband's Artexerxes, 11st zib siiskine
Mr. Power 3
Mr. Whitehead's Vīcas, trat 7ib ...Mr. Master à Mr. Hollanda Iron Duke, 1111 yib...,Owner o Mr. Greason's Vagabond, 11st 7ih......Owner o After long delay owing to the restiveness of the ponies a fair start was made. Threetle and Kingscote made the running, followed by Artexerxes, the latter coming up with a rush at the finish, but failing to secure aven second place. Throatle won by a length. Time 33-recs. A STERFLICHASE; first prize, a Cup presented by A. S. Hanners, Esq, with $20 added and, the entrance fees; weight for inches with 10lbs. added; subscription griffins of this scason and pólo ponies allowed y Idx.; S. C. Mr. Hallend's Vapour, rost zolb... Mr. Boden xdition is improved by the introduction of ma- Mr. John Peel's Bellringer, 1231 olb
course;
chlaery, they will learn to appreciats and wear Mr. Greasent, and find, as Jack 'says, "If its aver so wet
and enld, it is always dry and warm,
Mr. Salmon's Q C., xxst 71b......... Mr. Power 3 Mr. Lewin's Blue Green, sost 3lb...Mr. Lewis Captain Barney's Baccarat tret dib...Owner o Mr. Whitehead's Kingscote, rost solb..................
The O'Gorman o
Celion
is good enough clothing for those who mostly go withost; but, if the Creator had intended it for this purpose, I think He would have made it grow upon the sheep's tacks, and the wool The three placed poolas kept their positions
apon the trees. Lord Chesterfield's definition of gaolleman wis "fine linen and plenty of throughout, Vapeur winning easily by a length.
It," and I well remember my eldest brother The LADIES' NOMINATION ; round coursa ; five
mlautes allowed be who passes the winning starting upon bis first royage in the Old East post nexrest to the time limit to win; no
India Company with twelve "dozen blits in his watch to be carried by a competlior; entrance 'sca chent. But I would give the whole gross- 1. $3.
for a plece of Siemisen's fine gauza German Nom. by flannel, and so gel better value than my brother Capt. Buracy iù.........aminan. I did when he bartered six desen slits for a blue Mr. Whitehead ...
Mrs. Moore a monkey 1 and then wrote home to his mother Mr. Graham
Miss Melbourne 3 saying he thought it very cheap! When the Cipt. Redclyffe
Mrs. Pemberton o real value of wool, as clothing, is generally Mr. Forbes....20....._Mrs. Fothes known, and a llaen or cellen "boiled" shirt so Mr. Sheldom
Mrs. John Andrew o called by our American friends is correctly Mr. W. A. Cruickshank......... Mry, Hawkins o regarded as an Instrument of torture in the Major Thomas........... .......... Mr. Welman o tropics, the Australians may have enough to do to meet the demand for their chief staple, Lt. Col. The O'Gorman,...Madam O'Gorman o
Mar, Wrattesly o and the woollens will shares, which were ill at a Mr. Taylor - Mr. Edre MIR. Fdye a heary discount when I was there, may rise to a Captain Barney was first, Max Whitehead, corresponding premium. Il wages are too bigh second and Mr. Graham third. Official Umo 4.54 la the Australian colonies for manfacturing first; 5.81 second, and 5.11 third.
with success, why not import the wool, and work The GYMKHANA CUP; valse $100; presented it in Hongkong? We have often repeated the from the Gymkhana fund, $20 added; and, semark that it is an education for Engilibmen $10 weight for Inches ; winners at this meet to visit the United States and Canada, The ing to carry, once 7lbs., twice to lbs.; previous asme may be said of our Australian colo non-starters to carry yiba extra, one mile eles, and there can be ittle doubt that the entrance $5.
revulsion which they have recently experi enced from their former unparalleled success will do more for them than an unlsterrupted course of prosperity. It is difficulty, not facility, which. develope character. The first gold Ends la Dr. Noble's Grey Leg, rat ribe. Master 3 | Australasia lay too near the surface. Those Mr. Power's Borderer, tost 71b...Owner & only know how to keep wealth who have tolled Mr. Power's Goribun, fost sibby, Edys Mr. Jonh Peel's The Laird, ist Sibu
the day that the human rica existed. Men had to defend themselves, their property, their parents, their friends; and the thought of being armed with some trustworthy weapon was natural, Hence steel soon took the. shape of a lance, a sword, a rapler, and a maltitude of other weapons, which varied according to the tastes, the needs, the ski of the Inventor, Soon frequent usage brought dexterity, and expeilence the desire to find out the best means of dealing er of parrying a blow, The Athenians, gracefni and accomplished in all sports, were the Girt to establish rules to govern fentonchet, was alma for the sword, of gli armez blanchit, was alwaya recognised as the most dangerous, on account of his lightness and its efidency at close quarters. Soon after the Romans became extraordinarily skilful in the art of fencing, which they reduced to settled principles and prac led with passion to the short word of her. soldiers, and to their wonderful dexterity, Rome Wed many a long century of power and of glory. After the ball of Rome, fencing, as an art, became almost extinct, and whatever novelists may tel: ng, during the middle ages it was well-nigh on- known, Panderous two-banded explers required strength and endurance, but not the beauiliul skill and almost dainty play of the foll. It le to. Henri St. Didier that we owe the resurrection of the art. In 1573 he taught fencing in Paris," and he was the first to givanames to the different thrusts,
Major Thomas's Morrison, z1st glb............ Mr. Taylor
Mr. Cresson's Vagabond, sost 12lb........
Mr. Gresson 2
Before his day, while Rome was still a Republic, the Imperium Romanum, if the phrase was used, Impiled the supremacy of the Roman people over a subject world. Under the Emperors it denoted the absolute rule of one man over the whole Roman world, citizens and strangers alike, and for five hundred years in the Western and fourteen hundred years in the Eastern Empire it retained the same meaning: it denoted absolute power vested In one man over subject races and peoples for whom
his word was law. The word again appears In mediaval Europe with a considerable variation in its significance and In Its practical application. The Holy Roman RASPBERRYADE, &C. Empire was instituted by CHARLEMAGNE, and in him perhaps, but It is doubtful, it Implied supreme power over many subject nations, not yet risen to the dignity of states, Europe, strictly speaking, only brake.up into separate states after his death, and from that time the Emperors, his successors, only ruled over subject states, each having its own.constitution and its own ruler, and as century after century passed by, his power grew smaller by degrees and beautifully less, until, when the Emperor FRANCIS resigned the title in 1806, on the advent of NAPOLEON, there was very little left of the power and dignity that once environed the great founder of the Empire, and the Imperial. tlile was but an empty name. The NAPOLEONS, both of them, gave themselves the title of Emperor. NAPOLEON the Great was Imperator, after the old Roman fashion, a great conqueror, a great low- giver, ruling over subject nations and Prin ces by force of his will. NAPOLLON THE LE ruled only over one kingdom and there was nothing Imperial about him but the name, but the idea involved in the title H.M. despatch-bost Alacrity, having ́on board even in his day was that of personal Vice Admiral Builer, C. B., I la YokohamR, autocratic government, apart from all constitutional forms, The new-made THERE were eight cases of plague to-day--two Empire of Germany is a revival, in great in the city, one to the harbour, three in Kowloos, part, of the Holy Roman Empire, divested one at Shaukiwan, and one in Aberdeen. of all assumption of power or authority out of Germany and Her colonies. It is a confederation of itates each having Its own Independent government and each refuse to work if the weather is too hot, time compositions to chemical analysts, be has beeps the following very· Interesting léciors' upon | ratíon In the street. A clur, however; is found sharing by its representatives in the areatly delaying the discharge and loading of administration and direction of the whole, | REËREBOZE. The Empeior-King is the outward repre- PORT after removal should be seated a month gentative of the Unity of States-forming the morning, at about 1.30, fire broke out in
before are.. When required for drinking at Empire. It Rosels the ruler is, mora
broker's residenon, No. 13, Satherland Street, ence it should be ordered to bo decanted at nearly than any other, the ideal Emperor, but the flames were extinguished almost at once. the Dispensary before being sent ect. governing his own and other subject An examination of the premises showed a lot of peoples as aet Autocrat controlled by no kerosene, in bu kate, tube, etc., and sylijed en SHERRY.-Excellent Dinner and After Dianes constitutional forms, by no assemblies the four. The master cannot be found, so the Wines of very superior Vintagex All are of representatives, either elected by the amount of fasse ance is at present in mewn. An |_ true_Xeres-WIDE.
people or delegated by the States; all inquiry will be held. CLARET. -Our Clarets, including the lowest power is from him; his will is law..
In England there is nothing that resembles We hear from very reliable sources that the paloed, are guaranteed to be the genuine in the faintest degree any of these forms China Merchants Steam Navigation Company product of the juice of the grape and are not of Imperialism. Her Majesty the Queen and the Itaperini Maritime Customs have lately srificially made from raisins and currents Empress reigns, but does not govern-not purchased lots of land, each living about 500 sa is generally the case with Cheap Wines. even in. India, where she is hailed by the 1 fort frontage, on the West, River just below ing to learn from ais erudite philologiat | in a common occurrence to And in the passenger" us to 5 speak with the enemy In
Imperial title and saluted with one Wuchewfe. Mr. J.; Andrews has also, we her, pure Cognac, the difference in price being i sense, she is truly Empresa, in so far as | Customs, but lower: down. From what we cŊn | SEPTezbial philosophy or familiar colloquy. Mean- In this connection to the Peninsulag & Orterekind his chest besys an in March list, he glanced
one and in one wichsouth larger plot adjoining, use to merely a question of age and vintage, that word implies sovereignty Over
learn this land is most lik ply to be the position while, Prof. Barrer discloses, for the special Company, whose fecundity grows gresjar as her over the raphics chart of Dar first line of dependent, states and dependent kings
dification of feminine circles in Germany, that the years increase, mind which given now promise of defence" 7. Returning from this magnificent naval WHISKY.--All our Whisky is a excelent and princes. Parliament governs India assigned for the new set femmt, so it is just application of the compound fa the syes not only larger and main powertel additičar to ker murmer review to our our Hongkong kirboat, what can
quality and of greater age than most brands
as surely, if not as directly, as it governs outside of the city of Wack ow, and is not open to Jands them a verdant koe, but invoke them with one family 1 As is the Canadian Pacific Railway be, more beautiful, the the organization and in the maikot The SCOTCH WHY Scotland and Iraland. If there is 10
ize objections właśck mitmeki to land either further limpid film of glittering moisture, which seems fine, and her thane pretless Zwortessi, & may serabgements on board. H, M. Ahip Cinturion, marked "E" is universally popular, and is empire in connection with Great Brited in up the river or on the one bank race areal anfalhomeble depths loving spots be truly held that every tried who nooodpanies which left.50 Tardly Luck On meeting the Niveness, and passionate i sigalicance. His is a departing passenger, on: Board mraightway members of that company in twos and Larsen probounced by the best local connoisseurs it is like the Imperum Romanum in the that the Cesions and Cilian Merchants have ykkohaud mallarement of having rendered this resoras to follow by Atul phase mounts me the | About the delogy one could not to be superior to any othay-braid in the days of the Republic, the supremacy bought land thi van tanda to strengthen the ballef valuable perparation available we con Hongkong macht.
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CARGO Coolles in Bangkok seem to take it very easy-at least, a confaniporary reports that they
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Mr. Cruickshank Bordeier and Goribun laad at the start, followed closely by Grey Leg. At the Plantation Morrison came to the front and on teaching, the Straight lead by a length. This he kept to the finish Stand, Grey Leg a good third. “Time a min. 13 secs. Vagabond ran into second place in front of the
and walted. God could have easily made loaves to grow upon the trees, but he meant us to work and, working, to learn the nebliity of labour. We may be well masnied that Australia will shortly be again a place of plenty for all capable and willing hands. The colonies are much lis advarco
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PROFESSOR Baeyer, Rector Magolicus of Menich
with picks and spades upon their aboulder among the mummy graves' of Achimin, dis University, Lo the course of recent renarches
be surprised to overhear two Sydney labourers discussing the relative standing of banks, refer- ring to Hems in their printed reports for cons covered notably upon the embalmed person of one Princess Aft, an Egyptian Royal Higb Dess entombed some 3,400 years ago certain IMPERIALISM AND THE BRITISH demation, and even ually agreeing that the
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round at catching the words "form a ministry" the land of the Pharaohs. By subjecting the
Mr. Granvilla Sharp fast evening delivered in passing two mechanics in earnest conver
· moreover, enabled to determine their ingredients, and the exact proportions thereof observed in Imperialism and the British Empire before as one enters the public libraries at a: ilille sfter that preparation. One of these cosmetics large audience of the Odd Volumes at the five to the evening, and notices the rows of one would appear to have been an eye brightener" Solcety's rooms Commodore Boyes occupied or two hundred workmen and boys, just come which no professional beauty or society the chair, amongst those present being his from the lathe, the bench, and the mill, all loans of, the above period could be Excellency the Governor and many of the silently engaged in study, mostly consalting મ seisonably expected to dispense with and leading members of the community, works of reference, or, with pencil and memory which must have been an expensive fuxary, ·Mr. Sharp said—Many circumstance have andum book in hand, copying diagrams
semach, as its materials were imported frotu tended of fats years to draw the British people machinery 1 The same disposition is displayed far Hindostan. It had the property of Imparting more closely together. If I difficult to assign in Brisbane, Melbourne, Adelaide, and the verdant sheen to the iris of the human eye. to each of these the exact amount of force which smaller towns. It is change from Hongkong, Possibly, says London contemporary, the it has exercised in producing the great change where we generally measure our largest lois by origin of the bliherta faexplicable er, at the which had taken place Undoubtedly the the superficial foot, to visit a people whose very lealt, mysterious question "Do you enteroceanic communication is most powerful berses to tide over their estates, Instead of enormous stimulus walch bas-hers given in paddocks are ten miles square, and who change Any green in the white of be traced back to the quaint colour effect factor. Where one iravelled a few years ago, walking around them. Tale magnificent off produced by this ancient tinctore spoo the ten travel new. The round worage is no longer shoot fram the parent stock way wither transparent cornes of some renowned Egyp the experience of individantons Whole stalwart sons, yet sender signal service to the tis belle. At any rate it would be interest. familles visit the Far East in company and it mother country, and should trouble come, help or two whether or not any query equivalent list four or five (I do not mean you children) Recent events have abundantly festified the 19 theme we have quoted ha come of the same name. Distinguished visitors Rusiya large additions for some time past in progress to
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