, 1911-03-15

Church, welcomes a parliamentary lnFeSl8a-
ton a. useful to the Church to have the
false charges settled.
At the Sphinx Club dinner the Duke of
Marlborough SAID the spirit Of the festival of
Empire next May is to stimulate Brtons
to purchase British goods. Vi.count Hill
said that Lancashire eventually will not
spin American cotton, substituting British
Colonial cotton; and Mr.. Sidney Las-
eelles said a feature OF the Empire festi-
val would be a representation Of the
Canadian defeat of the Americans in 1912,
All praised Canada, which without limit had
displayed the greatest enthusiasm for impe-
rial preference,
The Library Committee Of the London
County Council has eIminated the lives OF
Sir Philip Sidney and Sir Isaac Newton and
Aacaulay's Essay on Lord Give.
The German press suggests that President
Taft's Mexican programme IS designed to re-
store the faded republican prestige, and Is
inStigated by capitalists, especially the OIL
Alagnates.
Washington, March 11th-There has been
another friendly exchange Of communion
tons between President Taft and the Next
can officials.
Ottawa, March 1lth-Admiral Kingsmill
and Commander Roper have gone to Anna
polls to study American methods a@d naval
institutions. Canada desires its naval units
to fly the maple leaf flag, and at the imperial
conference will raise the question of other
nations recognizing the Dominion e sign, also
the question of coordinating the forces to
Great Britain and the oversee Domiuions.
The Liberal Caucus has considered reel
procity privately and resolved to press il toa
passage as speedily a. possible. 1t praised Sir
WIFI i'll Laurier's policy ard heartily order
cd u campuign Of education to offset the
organized opposition by manufacturing IN
terests, which are spending freely.
Trinidad, 10th-Irinidad started 1st in
nin2s at 5 pm, and when stunps drawn at
6 pm. the score was 81 for / wickets. Gil
prluni ,, Bennett 0, Hart Il, Constantine ~,
not out Hnrrog gin s, Lenrmond ), not out;
extras 5. Trinidad, l1th-Triuidad coutln-
ued 1,t innings at 1l50 am, and Mt lun-
cheon time the score was POI for Z Wickets;
Learmond Is, Constantine So, PASCAL 0,
Rogers 60, not out, Cumberbatch 81,
not ont extras 10. Weather fine, wick
ct good. Trinidad, 11th-Trinidad first
innings closed at 230 pm. for PIG runs;
Cumberbatch 27, John George s, Bailey 2,
Rogers "A, not out, Bowling Hearne 7 for
So, Somerset l for 50, Brown l for 43,Smith
| for 43.
Trinidad, I1th-M.C.C. 2nd innings COM
menced 3 pan. and at drawing stump- score
was l31 for I wickets; Burton /, AC. So
melset 0, Holloway n, Smith 50, Hearne
lG, Brown 2, Wilmington 5, LiddIeIoW 8,
not out Grell 0, not out extras g..
London, March 13th-In the House of
Commons the Opposition has continued q
deliberate policy Of obstruction and irrita-
ton, with The intention to prevent the veto
settlement before Easter, the debate being a
more repetition Of taunts and motions to adj
iourn. Mr.. Moore, Sir Edward Carson and
Viscount Castlereagh attacked the Irish par
tv, eliciting from Mr.. Redmond n thrilling
reference TO the Viscount Castlereagh who
carried the act of union. Lord Hugh Cecil
used the most provocative language against
the Radicals, and to his surprise they lid
not reply. Mr.. Charles Cai9 offered the
Chairman his services to eject the Nation
alists, and Mr.. John O'Counor invited Mr..
Craig to begin with him. The Unionists
are delighted at the use of these stormy
tactics against Mr.. Churchills first attempt
to lead the House. They maliciously accused
him of departing from the schedule thus
cheating the House Of discussion as arrang-
ed. MIR. Churchill unconeiliatory retorted
with taunts angering his opponents and re-
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