...confederation of those Colonies in one united whole, which would ho powerful enough to undertake and to carry through tasks for which no one Colony is at present sufficient." I do not dwell upon that point. I only throw it out here as I did to those gentlemen who did me the...

...that they could take would be the confederation of the Colonies into one united whole, which would be powerful enough to undertake and carry through tasks...article from which I have already quoted, may perhaps be bettor appreciated by the Australasian community." " I thought then," savs Lord Carnarvon, " as I think...

...of the mother-country, would be the federation of the colonies into one united whole which would be powerful enough to undertake and carry through tasks...for which no one colony is at present sufficient." In November and December, 1883, owing principally to the exertions of / Mr. Service, the Premier of...

...confederation of those colonies in one united whole, which would be powerful enough to undertake and to carry through tasks for which no one colony is at present sufficient." Lord Derby informed the House of Lords that he adhered to this decision. He said that he did not urge...