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_E GUARDIIA .~.':.~.:.:-.-=~;;::;r

_ ltemts o H

lllliliy; E A G A ~ ` ir." , 4 l llulccee-iilngi -:T-lie P;lne;_Edwarii 7

otlif ggmcy A "l ' ’ ’ ' 'BRITISH HOUSE I

w' Q-f nye.a.~c téueimiam 'tw

auasielrinnrrntsng asain mana l=

‘° I_, aimiedetaau V- I liifbwlvl

1|¢|¢a“'t.hqw¥l@_ traoalf we so *JIU uonadraeu' " ‘° usaiwails ea, ,;,,,,<ias¢uamuenin. Ili ___

hopisoll ‘P "Q

ing the rmmaa ottrhe killed and

ndad olloars; and the nnmbar of men

ai in both aiegos. Tablet! to the hem- _

dalaadarsotthe fnrtrnaswlti sip be

Several relies have been secured for the naenm. Among them the iron croas

P, ,wk ,.1 ~ inienermns an the chapel urinate

c ‘bl *' .audarnu-tnenr-.triage em-isa to

ygggjqj* _'l§ahy_a|di`»'lIo *_

amass er om % hum

11,; .Q gg the .

mmgstgglmg Qc thaolii bomb-

,mguqr \da¢'\thevr` 5

aadetlldrn iw shaun: in time °°

sup. ‘ ‘ ` I” Than 'l°°I>lI "ll-"_ " ~rnm_§¢ u§_ipjr§a¢a‘»i~_n¢nn maaniu ulshbsdmd 'mia not _

nurrymgsi aua`ibrtiiiear lm

f " _ mann.

` “fa”

ill!

ken

aa a trophy by the New England

Dlooe of the g--ld_braid work on the nni- "'of°l5epp"ernll at the time of the deze silo been secured; and an old French pboard brought (rom France and now

thepmeesslou ot one of the ramliiaa

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f led d d lr, th

old cannon renova-ed from the sun- ‘ FR] ED B DANIEL P ‘ gvhlgailiefamfllr c,;?:C;: rcgzi Loggi; ..

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_ ,French -hive in the hl"l>°\' 0! L°“l“~ ‘ iegisiature, the dignity, the fieeerummre c fl- 00° Of "|050 Uld SUM IWW l1`l¢°l ceremonial is impressive. The Speaker ll'

nions is disappointing. It is smaller than

ticeable und c x p lai n s why members w

regular turn;snd the floor proper is clear-

- side galleries, from which members liisve il been known to ask a question, but never ni 2 to make a speech. It is only on very rare y

OF COMMGNS

J J An Interesting Account .I J

The iirstinrpression the llouse of Com- hours of the morning, produced from hi,

pocket a paper bag and drew out a bun,

one expected; the limited gallery space, which he proceeded calmly to eat. The with room for only izo strangers, is no- house was instantly in an uproar, there

erc loud cries d' “Orderi Order!" and

to secure orders nr us t w a i t their that bun was never finished.

No member may read a newspaper in

ly inadequate to seat thc 67o members. the House, If he had the temerity to

As n matter of fact there are seats for smoke, the seargenbnt-arms would quick_

qrly 340, who inust be present at prayers ly place him under lock and key. this is to secures seat for the day. The re. no jest. Few members of Parliament are mainderniust either stand or sit in the two “Ware ‘ll me fad "lat "ll°'° ls 3 Pfl5°IJ.

very comfortable prison it must be ad- itted, but neverthelessa prison especial- built for the incarceration of members

occasions, however, that the seating capg. and strangers who have offended against city of the floor is ta;ed_ Bug the }[¢“,¢ the privileges or violated the decorum of

_ ' " ' ' ' ‘ is very beautiful with its walls and ceilin the lIouse.This place of confinement is in

vine on the site of the tnwn, besides 5

e clock tower, which is surmounted by

Big Ben," perhaps the moat celebrated lock in the world, Access to the prison

obtained only through the residence of e sergennt~at arms, who is held person.

` _ ggggiygqngag Square. _ ' in his high, canopied chair surnionnted ill

-h:iI¢\1“ W the Vllltinrl tnthnold flown lhollld not for- _ R -’ l’ the “mls Of CWB! B itai ` ' ally responsible for the safe custody

nuiidisss some or Juniata.. 9°°lLly-. ‘ 3°

Thanllitwa " urwarunre i.\e`mun.ru»d`A ra

' Vll rrarabsaellnalslisfthaeat. shiilifk .

f well supplied with history maps, and ' _ _ bowtothechair-ever rimetlr r h

HMI Nldfhlll V . hm of W. mm. of wmoghe can “lk It is interesting to note the indw eillng I Rifles, and went with that Corps from' onlone occasion undertook. with n small me bm,__a¢e “am 516 “Oxy :pp h

“vp .Hy 'I . . .. . f- I i . . . _ .

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ntanat

'rate eemun ree&m!'uth»a't.'ei- P

50tt\na¢ and a `£;.8Jt-All# ill U10 eentrerneeen .|sil.=i_~;_l_r°\\l\f Attliatlms of __ tlia‘»Il_luzs

iraq downwdrds ilfllqlli

“Theater” wrileiten' eaatlniea

ingtoday ltanfllabooti) 'flkh at the mas uairiimnnrom inn num- °‘

tm with nuns amass. ‘°'

he anna an 'silly m ri uiiair or .ana 1 shlllaid ll shall lime mortar and covered

Qian ofthe steer wurrloutns' thnlzh

It lllht la!! a er_qpotur1,,_but in ether nartsthay 'baiierelvlltke ' V e_ _ tecfnanr

something is act done to preserve them. Bach do the mins of tha old bomb~ panels; boil: to preserve Ilia it ls lttiug that thq algo ahonid survive. nieirlenstiu one unit’ min wr being tahqto preserve tlrryreasat re-

gqggl thgglql town and kegplroln fnr-.

Inghqhg pound anrinllrtto the raetilcatiaas at Paint Reolhrbtlt whine liathadaalol thetwollelel. 'Ylll lll¢ bgkgqlgndthap-avescaredfor.

"ggi" pmpngad oghnildanpaaatva

-I uw-_un .., il” in m , _ . .. mg _ L_' "___ _ /_ _ 4 _

I ti i i°'»r~e"§a'iii°'i.'.<i`"»;»'if'a°l"'i'.i..;1°'°'2' 11.... ...ue rr... uf ta... u....u‘°°"°'°“=d 1° “"1"-*\ef*°l °°=“:>,»=°' ~° 1i»\n»d~|~r-wel--force-nd °-~ or if-u=».

ll . re -v '

tn¢q\g¢`_ waietr win ,ana a£a's’a -peg; Hn|ldlq`h|il'wiileh 'and

sum human awww- fl" b° v\‘¢~°'- ved. -.I ,

ltwagia illll-ll for the ot

‘tl-'a newer some weeks! |80 W0 N'

4 Y r n, iii wig and

5 w “H °“ ma genial 1.-Mick Keuedy, , gown;tlie clerks below him in wigs and Ul

' th l l

I S

Patrick keeps a register wherein all th d _k d

V c oor eepersan mcsgn gr-5 in ¢~ _ oath of allegiance wtth the formula "So

lwn record their names 11° l= °l'° °’° ‘T J s°“¢h Arfl°°“ v°'°f°n° °*‘ “° 4' aug dress ruurrireir badger efgomee, 11

tothis Province inthe year rl .», from Y _ I

‘Ewa .N mm, other nu" mn .nd ifiionelg, Scotland,” in the brig I lorthcrn has ‘lie Queen S medal with three clasps o

Intheniitdlghborlng Pierce haue; gh. Fflenda. On his nrrlval nt Por /nal he f°'l"5 S°“"°°°‘ L

th ll fr

h-l§t:m?:h:;;;?m:::;‘;m:H:“‘;;_. farm ia still n‘. tht! present dl 7 ln the stabulnry. Ile enlisted in Charlottetown s

~¢'[é~l-frayed b“"d|,§‘,. mclud|nz an P°ll°Gll0l\ 0f NIL' family being 0¢G'IDl°<l and the first 15 months of his service was 0

____ preservation the old gentleman s dis

chu-ge paper, which reads as follows - "°“° and l’°“°"'“l~ bl” l'l“`°“¢h ‘llclul look, to revenge the druth of his father.

“id” 'un I, . !_J»“°’J“ ` Every Posible Sun Erupuon cur mmhuge tudea, such as those we haic given in

sattled on a farm at Tea Iiill- und this

'H V A A ‘ n t - V - dhubulu French cupboard he refund ll¥l |ll`¢’lll» Il`5lld5°ll °f the rs °"“"» servediiitlie war. He and his brother

Daniel, who follows the business as a lsr-

, _ _, ,__ _ _ _ . h u th "_ ,th old It _ -nd . _ , . gowns; e tai ecovered with books and C

tng5@\wll ltl \ol}\Vt_H\Ill1l'~7llh\ :rd vu Zami: 013°! :ha 013 [imma ` the two famous bm55.bo,,ud despagch sergeant-at-arms was in i-‘i8o, when Mr. hcl H184 . H( ku mn In me nr” Men. I boxes; the great mace glistening like gold;

i I the sergeant-st~arms witlihis small sword:

Daniel P. is n member of the S.A.Con-

Robert were both serving when peace was

_ ,C 311,, mer' d l cd. Da 'l i row .t tioudnt p C B HUP The old gentleman, Donnld Mr'.R.se, was ec. ar me S I. ia E and his whole crew were put to the

Heidelberg, S.A., and like liis brothers,

Y pc ne aiu e

‘dun “U ‘6,__§_.£_ ld. md 'nh wonderful dune” ‘nd mmm 0| lllll lDlll5ll'Ylll2l~lll°° ln °°l`l'°l“ flmll Halifax to the C'\pe I-Ie served in all the l>\1b0l\0l¢¢C0lI\Di\DY Of ABSO¢lll°l»*\ ll" mise en scene so appropriate that Ong o If wh Il. U

W ee. p,a¢¢;,s|,,wh,c1,¢i,,,¢ d,sm,gm,h¢.1 body ardousexcedmou. in ordu-to intercept wouldbedrsappomtediftire .nurilestuem fl

Mmmud on or th’ neu” mound. An instance of this lsreoailed lnlrlreease of troops took par. He saw Plenty of ex the arent McDonald of Glengarry who were missing

to his cottaae is an old cannon re °' tl” Mvn” “muy °' P°‘"°`l W meh I citing service, and at the battle of II:rrt's 'md °"'l°d °lr ° spnlth °‘ °“m° ‘mm And 'hen 'me l°°l“ “" the ”’°‘“l“°“°“‘l "tk hum an hub” md “nur descended from Donald McRae wlho camo R h H h I M d I H the MucKenzles lands of Loch Csrron l'“l’9 llls ¢)¢5 111 8ll0l1l5ll!Il€l1¥,f0r Ill this

wftl NVIIUII with lmllllhllotlfrll Dt. (Wye. ., . ' ' l ~ wer at Us orsesm In cr nm e Iavingdlscoverad the liiorilns, or gulleys ““5“5l“*°‘ml’l‘*g°» lll the Pf¢BC°C° Of lllff P

fthe jencniy, Mao Rio brldly at'ucked Speaker l" flll llle majesty of wig and onerst the bar had to receive his sentence

hem’ md “Nuns out the "wel in gown,_undeterred by the sergeant-at-arms l‘ll¢¢lll'8»l)‘~lf lllil ‘l“ll8llllY 15 "0 l°llKCl’ whim mengurry “Had he hmousxy as and his sword, fully half the members are \ _

' ’ ‘ \veariug their hats! Aurl they wear them teentli century the proprietor of a Lorulon

'mlmd her' bmke "W" °' l'll° °°l"l' “ml in theinost devil-may-care sort of wav;

therwlse greatly darnancd tlw llUll» not at all as if they were ashamed, but ll Fiiiallysfter a severe contention, she ratherasil it wash matter of pride with llf was driven on a projecting rock nt the them to have cultivated the ruost acute P° 0|," of the C,,i|1`.,,ch_ when the CME( angle at whiclia hat could be worn and

amembu of gh, my-pg gnllatadjyr S40; bears on ms breast me ( “ears medal sword. Thevlctory was however, dem-ly

bought by the victorious Mae Rre _who

In 5 Regiment of Fencibles The fiunllystill wlth three clasps l°Sl»llll0WDllf°il>\1\»ll9 leftil S011. WDD

qulty, which wus at one time both nurn

Lgyeig poqaaslon ina good state of TMS is A RMB ‘him "lm °! 53"” “ml had subsequently ample opportunities

which, tradition says, he did not o\'.r~

“The Plobnirheachd of this clan is very

9d In Malvelously Qulck Time CANADIAN REG!"-ENT FENCIBI Es st-ences of in 'lie history of other trlboe Anoka,” and W" compoud on the 0603,,

bythe New Ciiltlnm TICBI- _ the McRa's fell into decadence. From

(Ilore follows the particulars of ser|

lon of adesperntc battle, which took

m¢tl\» v|c`e' Hen) belngindcpendent they were brought un- place ln Sm,Lhcom,,,_ The Lord 0| ,hu

___ (Signed) `

Lt_C°l_J°hn C_H.ln“,_ Kenzics, when that el-rn obtained the num"-_ws "mm Um Mmxemies Look

dx \h°°‘“u° 'ml “md 11”" °' “n'h‘ » _ land under the name of the 'Canadian _ i 2 ’

der the following of the ‘.\feKenziee, Mea-

lsies, havimginvadcd Russ-shire with it

nd For Free Sample Package Today- 1,,sp¢c|_|,,g 11-|¢|(| 0m¢,¢¢_ '“°°l“l°D°X lf' V-l\° ll°’llli “ml “ll‘l*°“i!ll the tiald to protect their lands and nm

l30iie have been cured ln3 doll- and » Inverness District. "l" ""m° '°“"‘l°°d ""7 exwulnly ln

rguaggyg do “gmc someofthe worstleaeea of ski; rlls (Reason bel" that heh tooold) the country, tl.ey possessed but little

eueahave been cundlu it wr' » by DAM _,,In,B,,,,,_, landed rropermand had not any areal muy. They tiwught it necessary rer- 9ll°\V°|Wl¢l'fllll"l'l0'l. 0( sl'““`l"7 °*l'~ ' Independent iniiuencc. As the ancient ui ld rn °|,L,| th HA . Hb olnm Waters. Thesewalers contain ae |_ll“=ll lllllrlwl- hom d b I 'sn ec 0 n eu!! me 0 c

r i -

their maiginmeaimu, the mess ther- in nirinieuia the steve time nan. “‘°"°° “ll *“ B '."l' Y '“"‘°“‘

°\ll\l» lllllf-`l¢ *nd 'll°°l'lV° bl°°d` otherInteraetingdocumentlu the family "ld p°“°"l°"' "rl nm by 'wall °h"'r'

Ulfnlll' hl9"llr°*‘l°llll ‘\\lPl'ld*-»- ~ whlchiems as f°||°`":__ 1 WF, ill' Mlm nfl* *"5 ll°ll“° Bllllllllll' that time lu any way dependant upon

perty, and endeavor to recover a Rrsat booty which their enemy were driving

MacRaes who would nnt, from this circumstance, appear to have been at

f-|'l\tw°n\°f0r lb! l’l°°'l "Nl G, , ,H 5,, mo, i>oeltIon.f°rli\re ww: eww they l°\1siuu» cm ciminicb. 'rm-y accordingly

' Ulllll! filllllli* lfllllf ll l-ll” "0 ‘~'°"' called Suruclrari. acquitted himself with

than are vvlwnvpa- Stuart-‘I Oil maenaawitn ru- wire mary Maeumi, _

Walarl oontaln no poison or drug|~of md Mx chndrem have *idea *uhm Lb. tlnuod onthe hind in perpetulty, on pny. “dmh_`b|° bmvcry; hnvhm ‘mn "_ no, any kind-they are absolutely hlrlli, lr ‘ ment oi slutedrenr, often nominal.

and 1°" 5° "Mk 'hm' °‘”"°l' “ll W as of this Pmmzihom nsrhiurnucy “Wo h-ive not heard any satisfactory

|,¢,W 15" ,N th. may ,gy and have malntnine a go c aracter

"fri: bloodpnritlor and skin cleaner audwere admitted tothe onlinnnoe of °°°°“m °' the °r"m°(""' dn' which .r .

mal); dj. dd Fllllb dfiishferellhd hill] IBVEI' dtl1fl'|\ mnéron -nd 5, th". now Emhnmlo tot lollilll to have llldllnnolll- “U7”

Aitl\¢te\ne\_vawasdinoverad. ’ Thqwdhofthadsngeonwll uiueadqesan neue et which bm ia- vwlsilaaisrneea. _ _ _ Whittie Galleon the nnratuelrr

un ”|¢,¢m_ V _ p L _ Rath, pronoun(-nd Kao la', correctly Rae, No matter what-you »\»i¥¢r_ irvmmlmv. A"'°"°"' "M "W mu” ° mm would signify the aan at gona fortune, ~ ua.” 3 mm' na nm .Vogt lnendthemtnany Christian Community 3'* . tow" “_ ati" “H 'hue provldencn any order "wh_|°t and and ltls traditionally accounted for by 'mm' ‘:="i°‘=",,““ nt Hang' "mm hm! ith “ms is "Mama by_ the exclamation ofa flthu, on learning hniyown' ¢_|¢|g,m¢|||,| gn gy?" begin U Hu Mac!" Hmmm, that his son had achieved some wonder-

hqi qqpgq gd othorrlllol 17,10( ww ma' nnm' ~ ~- ' ` v Jxhn Knrchleldn, Elder. ml "pl°"'°

ladlathatowarnarbia p*gna\s__‘_\§__} iuuuauaiunn nlnaid Hef-

Daw 8° “mid ‘ml . huglmuaeir-un' Robert alien. semen clerk. “Th” '""‘”"°° °f ‘°'°`°"“"°'i"‘°"""

"|\:‘Nyonm"rfa; R'-ull.. .cared over children brouirht nv in the famiiiescf l'\`v'l&.tl1e`tl1a|neti'ir¢ “imma peofle ___ others, was a iavorlto Oeltie usage, and it

A d I th above Donald lf-

gpuyhvia you,agd,h|medfailura ni Km" °°';‘° °t Po' l H L gave rise to bonds or friendship more

'ln r°lrllh"'°'rl=-' Slip It-' I 'bel " “°" '°' ‘ °'° ° -enum anaiutingtnan the nu or rein

l °"l°"““l' 1 °""l "*°“ """°""‘* A-M~M°R‘° ‘"‘l 1'” ' """’ °"l“° tiaunup. 'rue pewerruinmiiy arsurmt,

was non`ct.

“ll “und I" hu ‘ “' --five sons and four daughters. Of the

_g_‘ri,m.,*'| .~"-M' .www § ,Eve sous, three of them have found it im- Wmhm gh. Lwn' ,ho ,.,|n¢.| fm",

‘ e l

of Iavat, was forlaltod ln the time nf King

were of considerable note. Mary, daugh

. . in. 1,.. L _ , sl»piu:v\l§fl°\~\l"°¢ 'g ii. nmrve r _tlgreg __ - pe¢ui>.et° mist th vel °f \flM.\l<l _a una so |214, at when period in. Merm-

- l' "'- "°""" .iegwsrtrki °?;l&li¢ll~'»lli|l>m'l.**$ “r°m»ur_ mira me stay.; me ern te -

...T _ » _ f __ nd ,.m,.|`,

tl; I" ‘ ` °'lf°‘4~` »::§‘;r|1:,&fpae'Qddt‘~ I

"" ng' ' ` pod, only-he was not old eisonghtogo the estataa of lavat to the Frasers,waa

' ,.' r l'-_‘Q r .1 T'i’**`;' ioo.'f°r.urirnii.

‘

0n_T§g

.gt hifi

y\|{¢||` tlie clan has never foiled to rea~

to the war with his hmthen. Thaaetlrreeaonswirowentarelfredh

lilded ln Charlottetown

tarot the last. Iord Blsset, who carried

fostered with ||aRaa of Class, ree whom' she naturally entertained the highest ir-

whaeabiinwingwahaveremaehadiha

Cwdhallvsrid llaihssvsrviuunirlatw warn

nble person in the MacDonald ranks, he Lu describes! in the trnditlon as coolly sit ting down on the body of th slain. Con~ duotso extraordinary attracted the at- _tantlon at the Chief of the Mat-Kenr.les. who went up to Suracbnn, and asked how he could sit with so much indiffer encowbile the battle razed around? ‘l have done my duy's work,” replied the stoloal Oelt ‘and if every man dons mnvh

it will gowell with us.' ‘Kill prore,' exclaimed MacKenzie, ‘and Iehall not reckon your llbor by the dny,‘ on which Snranhdii started np, nnrirlealt. fearful destruction among the Mncilonalda who were defeated with great slaughter. ‘Spnldseareaeli mhie Rha'.’ commemor- ates this battle, and aa its name imports, It le the march of the clan.

“The armttinl honors of Mao Raa are

arnent,ona iase, guise. between two mniietsln chief; anda lion rampart in llm,olthl inet A mullet. of the tint. 0l¢ar,a hand holding a sword proper.

was affected with Belatioa

f ii it

's 3 ¥ 1 .Z 2 `£ P

`wayssoilelightful|y interesting :ind its

lstill remain on the head. They wear *lil

their armsand in quiet times gently slum- 7-5

A member may wear his hat in the ll”

rulessounlike thpse ufany other lcgisia- "lll

“speak sitting and covered." (ln one oc- of

order and for the moment forgot the rule. M'

livery cabinet member has a private room l

had all the other lriiiristcrs around him. Tlierc was a frantic searcli for s liar, much to the malicious deliglitof theppposition, and finally a hat was snatched up and Gladstone put it on his head. llut Glad- stone's head was the largest in the House :md the hat belonged to a member with ii very smnll head, and it perched on his head like a vaudeville ar\ist's "tile," tllatlstoiic was nlwaysn riinn of trcinen» dons energy in speaking, mid as lic spoke the little hat wabhled all over his crown arib was in danger of falling off. To pre» vent this catastrophe a member sitting be- hind ieancdovcr him and carefully held lie hat in place until Mr. Gladstone has stated liis point of order. Last summer a member raised a point of order and, like Mr. Gladstone, found himself without ri hat. A fellow-member quickly folded up his order paper into a cocked hat, such as children wear when playing aoidier, and offered it to his friend, who gravely wore it, much to the amusement of the llonsc, and thus complied with the technical re- quirement of the rule of being "covered,"

The House likewise has its own code in

'f ,U 'meh "sh, hu, hnhud mn" 'DWL .Fm|“r._. 4 regard to the partaking of liquid and solid

esta sa na iei r "°" _-

" " ' ‘ ‘ '|uypmierpu¢a.»»r .mir riiiiaeteeii-'

r . - ~ . . , , . PCG!! l drl R, (I ll H

°°‘ ‘“"" """ '-"'"'°‘"“ °"'."°‘°°'°"° "'"‘° "““°" ‘°°¢ "‘t_"“"."..f*° ~°”7'l't N" :Nomar GREAT vmvomr- i.ru.f.'i':§.: if f.....'...ilr.1.i»...l°».°f

r +f _ I

HedCdadian @1581 forthe South wean their descendants. It is said that A "H hum -mn" ‘_ mv* B” 0| me “mud m. I1.. b ,hm M

°Ul'l‘3l| W*f~ “ld *Wd ‘hfhl ul* “U” I *IN *ll "*°“‘ WW’ 4°" °f lf* Ont.. llr. .lolm (swan, me dboovand ea' brown or hlsck, whether, in fact, theglaas

the chld eo- Lovaifs castle, Intimqtlng that no Mao- ll‘°°l“'»° "P'°lfl" fl" '“°"l'U~ “ld holdswater or whiskey' or beer. lr-

refreahmentr. A member making a long

magna. gnu. Aram su eswiaiadgr unsoni whilst #rua amumam -'men rm- Gledlm I einzhlm 'mb hh 'lf' "ff

in vu "°l*°"'"*l"- ,mt sei<1’|'ri:y'iii‘§e4T::a ri"-7a:'L'i°vid¢; "“"’ ”'l'°'-'dd M nl” "d °-°b'°°'h

“The” 'u one D°.d‘,“' a, ni.-_ Wh.” |_,_“,“,,|°a ‘on "_ Rnd". of tothe liooae in A hottie, are classic. But

and . lferrorone l was ewrrvieeeil oi Ita merits woe betlde the gan who seoraa drink and

b ICR* - l'\°‘l‘°“ l° "'"'°“_ M9’ Gllf md Ira certainly the Intl have ever mug have me-an Cmrtempenfy nmlnf.

Clll'l°"l- 5 ‘"'ll'3“l"l*‘l °“|‘\°l* U °"m'-wie' ""'l.'?‘md.'°".,| ""|""“° `tionaoisiy recall one member rash enough

wlfflll' IDU! ,¢\l _Ulu 0lOll|°l»'ll rs-p1aaeq':i-ek rarlaihfw rmsaa h todiaregard thiarnie. ltwsraboirt fifteen

years ago In the stormy time of the home

Ldebatfo, that so Irish member, in the small p

= v

a prisoner of Parliament. The last

ominoner committed to the care of the

Bradlaugh, the member for Northampton, a professional atheist, refused to take the

eip me God,":rnd for his contumacy was placed in confinement for twenty-fou ours. In the old days the prison wa ne of the perquisites of the sergeaiit~st- rms, since before the prisoner could obtain his freedom he was compelled to ` pay n substantial fee to his jsiler.

ln the past the offender was not only

unished but he washuniilialed. The pris-

nllicteri. Toward the end of the eiglr<

newspaper was brought to the bar of the

ousc and severely censured for the inous crime of having published a re- rt of the proceedings of the House. lie rose from his knees he brushed the st from his clothes with the contempt-

thcni almost touching their necks; they ll0ll5 \'€‘l'llHl’liI "\Vl1Bl 3 -*_* <llflY wear tliem tilted far back on their heads; ll°"5¢l" Allll °"°l` slncer P°l'l“P9 be' they wear them well over tlieir ears; and Call” llle ll°"5° dll] "Ut Want t° fu" the they loll hack against the benches and fold flSlf °f ll°Vll’R ¢“““l l'2Ul3l'l<5 Ullld°“l"0“f

house-keeping, the prisoner at the bar

ber; but the hm is _1lw_.,ys thcrc_ It ,-5 ,.e,,_`, is allowed to receive his sentence standing. pewlia,-_ liizniy persons have been brought to the

ofthe llouse, as the Commons ba

llouse so long as he is sitting, but the “l“'3)'5 b¢°“ j°“l°“5 °f lll°ll"llZ“llY- A moment lie rises lic must uncover; rind of "lil" “""“°‘l llY‘l° was lmlled bl' 3 P°ll°° course no one reninius covered when lic "lil" '3l°l3ll"l f°l' ‘lllll “l” the H°“’°~ “nd addresses thc chair. But here is one of llY‘l° sumlllollscll hlm f°" assallll' For those pamiloxesthnt make the llouse all lllls ll” Wfls a"l'°5l¢d bl’ llle 5¢l'K¢l“ll'°l‘

arms and arraigned at the bar and com-

ted to prison for a breach of privi-

tive body. \Vhcr| the llouse is dividing lcgc ll' ll‘“`l"l! °ll£ll‘Pl¢‘l 1° llflllli “ll °f` auda member desires to raise a point of llli" °f, *llc ll°“S¢ l>ff0l‘e the ordinary order, the rules require that lic must l°l=¥“l l"l’“"“l5~ The must °mu5l“X 9°*

breach of privilege was in the early

czrsiou Mr. Gladstone raised a point of Year” Uf me las* Century' when Dick

rtiu, a weli~known irish member,

No5o0n¢,,|i,] he begin to Speak Um" brought an Irish reporter to the bar for

me Neuse shouted at him Una” hal!-. having misrepresented limi in a report of

iis :~ipct‘cli. Tlic reporter pleaded that

where heleaves his hat, and M r. Giridstone the l“‘l’ll°“ll°" “"_"‘ “l”‘_’l“l'lY °°"°°l‘ as usual entered the llotiseliallcss, and so "ll "WY l’¢»" llléirtlii replied, “but I defy

the gentleman in prove that I spoke in italics.” Tlie liuuse roared, and the re- porter was allowed to go,

Teclinicnlly it is a violation of the

rules for a member to read a speech, al- though tlic rule is not strictly enforced, and is frequently violated. The con- gressional practice nf sending books and reports tn the clerk‘s desk and having that official read voluniinous ertractsia unknown. Soslso is the American cus- lmri of "leave to print," because there il no I-Lnglislr publication corresponding to

`ti|c Congressional record. Its neared

tipprnnreli is Hansard, which unlike the Congressioiinl record, is not a verbatim report but is merely nn sbridgementof the proceedings. The speeches of eahr inet ministers in both liousea and the rulings of the Speaker are reported ver~ batim; the remarks of other members are summarized, and the space allotted to

l them is a matter entirely within the

judgment of the editor, whoxperhaps it il unnecessary to add, is guid hy preced- ,;nt. A new and uri'.ried hand must be content with a _line or two. a man of longer years isfiven a paragraph. “Fl U0 the sca e ascen I.

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