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... EVENING DESPATCH MONDAY OCTOBER 1919 AILORS’ RIBUNAL SITS AGAIN National Arbitration Tribunal under the chair-iship of Lord Terrington their hearing of ence in London today on dispute between the ter Ladies’ Tailors’ Organi-on and the National Union Tailors ...
... from January 12 to January 24. They are: Lord Holden (Lab.), leader of the delegation. Mr. J. Diamond (Lab.. Blackley). Mr. J. Haworth (Lab.. Walton). Lord John Hope (Con.. Midlothian and Peebles). and Mr F. J. Erroll (Con.. Altrtncham and Sale). delegates ...
... impotence. It is time they stood down and left the Liberals to show what they can do . Ex-Lord Mayor is fined £5OO Ald. W. Green (65), a builder and former Lord Me o r of Nottingham. was lined at Notts. Assizes yesterday for carrying out construction ...
... SAID Mr. Raymond Blackburn: Is lot the fact, as Mr. Lord has me on two occasions, that omobile body sheet was ig exported and the Minister i very generously admitted was wrong and that Mr. Lord right? In these circumices, surely the Minister ald consider ...
... January 12 to January 24. They are: Lord Holden (Lab.), leader of the delegation, Mr. J. Diamond (Lab.. Blackley), Mr. J. Haworth (Lab.. Walton), Lord John Hope (Con.. Midlothian and Peebles), and Mr. F. J. Erroll (Con., Altrincham and, Sale). The second ...
... providing But Single Amusing domestic 'typical holiday entertainment. MAJESTIC. STOKE. The New Adventures of Don Juan: Errol Flynn gets involved in some difficult situations in this romantic drama. which culminates in an exciting duel. HIPPODROME. ...
... £11.783 13s. 9d. Mr. Wyatt: Is the Chancellor aware of the tax-free payments of over £lOO.OOO each to Sir John Black and Mr. Lord. of the Austin Motor Company. is a grave disincentive to production among the workers of Birmingham at a time of economic ...
... Palace had been received in South Africa. but we should nut say that South Africa could receive British television. Mr. F. J. Erroll (Con.): Will you. never:' , e'ess, consider stepping up the power of this transmitter so that Manchester may benefit nor. ...
... than nor could it assure, what might eighteen months from the pass- take place in the House of ing of the Act. Mr. W S. Shep- Lords. It was because of tech'herd (C.. Bucklow). moving the nical difficulties which might amendment. declared: Many arise and not ...
... January 12 to January 24. They are: Lord Holden (Lab.), leader of the delegation, Mr. J. Diamond (Lab.. Blackley). Mr. J. Haworth (Lab.. Wal•on). Lord John Hope (Con.. Midlothian and Peebles). and Mr. P. J. Erroll (Con., Altrincham and Sale). The delegates ...
... Union of Burma from January 12th to January 24:h. They are: Lord Holden (Lab.). leader of the dCega- Hon. Mr. J D:amond (Lab.). Mr .1. Haworth (Lab.). Colonel Charles Ponsonby (C.). and Mr F.. 1 Errol! (C.). The deegates leave Britain by ,air on January 10th ...
... London. Coal Board 'Sub' Deduction and Truck Act Mr. J. McGovern. Labour MP. for Shettleston, has given' notice to ask the Lord Advocate, Mr. John Wheatley. K.C., on Tuesday if his attention has been drawn to the fact that the Coal Beard has apeed with ...