COLONIAL INSTITUTE.
(Received April 25, 10 5 p m.) London, April 25. At the Colonial Institute banquet 170 guests wero present, including Lords iStrnthcon.i and Jersey, Kir Henry Norman, Sir Eowell Buxton, nnd many leading colonial?. Lord Avebury. who presided, said tbo responsibility of the Empire must p.voutuiiliy be borno by the whole Empire. It was desirable to create itti Imperial Council of State 1o ;novide for service in ease of necessities arising, involving the safety of the Empire.
Mr Gosehen said the Trnnsva.nl war had shown that the colonies and l!iitdin did not shirk from lavishing their resources in the defence of Im portal interests.
Lord Onslow said a conference of eminent jurists would bo convened at the close of the year to discuss the formation of an Imperial Appellate Court.
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Waikato Argus, Volume X, Issue 930, 27 April 1901, Page 2
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