The Third Annual Meeting of the L.C.P. was held at the Memorial Hall on Friday, March 9th, when a large company of members and friends assembed to hear a very interesting and stimulating report of the year's activities. The Secretary, Mr. Stephen Thomas, gave an excellent report

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The following letter has been received from the Dominion Officer, Down:ng Street, and sent on to us by Sir John Harris. Sir, I am directed by Mr. Secretary Thomas to refer to the statement which he made, when he received the recent deputation from your Society, in regard to the

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By S. A. HUSAIN. T NDIA, although a part of Asia, is a continent by itself. Some idea of its vastness can be formed from its size and population. The Indian Empire , comprised of British India, the Indian States and Burma, has an area of 1,800,00 0 square miles, with a populatio