End of the Protracted Parliamentary Session in August
The article reviews the prorogation speech and its spin on domestic and foreign matters. It notes asserted progress on treaties, reforms, Afghan relations, Egypt, and Ireland, with critique of agriculture inquiries and education bills. It predicts a long inquiry and pending politics after Parliament.
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Roumelia
Alexander
Bulgaria
Porte
India
H. Rawlinson
Egypt
Duke of Richmond
United States
Harl
Suffolk
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British Quarterly
Bible Christian Magazine
Edinburgh Daily Review
the Freeman
J. H. Wilson
D.D
Church Aid and Home Missionary Society
van Doren
John
Crown
Dickinson's Theological Quarterly
R. D. Dickinson
Farringdon-street
London
Yook
Palestine
Nile
Thos
Cook and Son
Syria
Land of Moab
Hauran
Cairo
Cook
Messrs. Taos, Cook and Son
Ludgate Circus
Sawvangelical Alliance
Base
South Eastern Railway
Dover
Calais
Ostend
Charing-cros
Cannon-street
Hendbills
John Shaw
QO Architects and Surveyors
Barcham
Eldon-road
Reading
France
J.M
Messrs. Whitby and Son
Bridgwater
Nonconformists’ Co-Operative Association (Limited
Newgate-Street
E.C
Dy Viurr
Hy, Williams
Co-Operative Association (Limited
Union Bank of London
Princes-Street
Meassra, Watson, Sona
Room
Bouverie-street
Quantry
England
Williama
Newgatr Street
Ador Hall Ladies’ College
Forest Hill
Sydenham
E. C. Mrugs
J. W. Topp
F.G
Stella House Collegiate School
Dartmouth Park Hill
Oxford
Cambridge
College of Preceptors
Principaal
Miss Sutton
Henry Vincent
Gaisford Street
N.W
Miss Buss
N.L.G
Manning
Religious Tract Society
Groser
Eng
Sunday School Union
Anor House
Clapham Common
F. C. Maxwell
St. John’s College
R. H. Chope
Civil Service
Len Lyon
West Hill
Ritanipal
Wage Sykes
Trafalgar Road
Southport
Simon
Francis Road
Birmingham
Cambridge House School
Ragley Road
Edgbaston
Frederic Ewen
Schweitzer
Tur
Australia
Southampton
Brindisi
W. R. Willcox
J. A. Clapham
Nesday
University Education
Ireland
Senate
Queen’s University
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