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“A new sntry'on the manu in forecasted by the report of the |Inter-Departmental Committee on Development of the Falkland Islas. It recommends experiments; in the utilisation of whale meat as food,

and suggests that Įsamples should be sant to Landan in cold storage to test the opinion of the meat trade and the public. In thia matter New York has been ahead of us, for whale meat began to be sarved [in the restaurants of that city years ago. The American Bureau of Fisheries has been carrying on quite an active propaganda of late years for the addition of unfamiliar fish to the normal diet, Tilefish, sabledsb, burbot, and bowfin are

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lo the earlier days of his eareer the late Sir T. W. Russel! “devilled" Industriously for Mr. | Chamberlain, and on one occasion was able to give his leader. valuable matter *I An oppor- Tune moment. Mr. Dillon had brought against him E quotation from 17 old -peech declaring that when the Irish Parliament came into its own the Royal Irish Constabul ary, who had proved themselves lezomies of the people, would be: "remembered." Mr. Dillon ex- plained that the speech in ques- tion had been delivered under the stress of emotion aroused by the "massacre" at Mitchelstown. which Mr. Gladstone had urged {all Liberala la rergember

Unhappily for Mr. Dillon, a lightning visit to the House of Commons Library enabled Mr. Russell to discover that the -peech to which exception had heen taken was delivered on December 5, 1885, whereas the Mitchelstown “fair” did not | take place fill Lane fondes inter

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medically qualified. The fact ment in the Coalition party, was

that Mr. Barker's teaching might "I know what happens good enough to observe that fitigation." said Sir John. More conflict with orthodox surgery things could not go on quite as than once I have strongly advised they were. The great injury done people that I did not think their There is one famous northern case was one which was likely to university with two professors of at the last general election was that caused as: masses of win. The answer I got from the surgery each of whom systemati- excess profits cally ploughs the candidates people to believe there was no man who pays difference between Liberals and daty was. Un, don't distress trained by the other. Tories. The whole Peace Treaty sourself about that, sir; it is bad been distorted by the promises not going to cost as much as FOR

Laughter:) of the general clestion which think." made punishment of War Speaking later as a guest of criminals and the exaction of the Newcastle Liberal Club, Sir

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