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... DELEGATES TO SPEAK Iu the course of subsequent discussions. Mr. Baldwin, Mr. Thomas, and Mr. Runciman, all of them Ottawa delegates, will speak. On the side of the opponents of the new duties the speakers will include Mr. Lansbury and Sir Herbert Samuel ...
... Speaking in Leeds Dr. George Dyson will renew acquaintance with Leeds audience this evening; when he lectures Sibelius, the UWverslty with his striking work. The Blacksmiths. enjoys the distinction. believe, of being the first composer even get; Leeds ...
... To speak frankly Although the position is at present grave, it is at such time that those involved are capable aspiring to their greatest heights, appreciating not only the hazards, but the relatively small sacrifice involved, which, if made, can transform ...
... (Left speaking.) LOCAL BILLS IN PARLIAMENT. TEE BRADFORD WATER AND IMPROVEMENT BILL. The Select Committee of the House of Commons to consider the merits o£ tbs Kas-embltd yesterday morning Mr the chair. Sir Edmund Beckett, Q.C., Mr Cripps, Q C.. and Mr ...
... practice of public speaking. The standard of speaking among the juniors in Yorkshire was higher than ever, he said, and keener interest was being shown in the speaking competitions. There was need, however, for more attendances at the political schools. The ...
... (Left speaking.) (A portion only of the following appeared la our first impression yesterday.) HOUSE OP COMMONS-TnuRSDAr. THE PEACE PRESERVATION BILL. a division, Downing's amendment was rejected 250 to 84, Mr BUTT moved an amendment that warrants to ...
... before endeavoured vain elicit some information from the mail, made another attempt this afternoon to make him speak. All sudden Horn began to speak. made full confession. He stated that was not a British soldier, the hospital authorities had been led to believe ...
... SPEAK to SPINK LEEDS. THURSDAY. OCTOBER 8. 1953 ...
... SPEAK to SPINK r. Sfimi Ui.. Ijttds. Bradford, Wokcfiald, York. ...
... Speaking for Herself Next May the B B C., always fertile in original ideas, are broadcasting from the Queen Mary her maiden voyage. In fact, they are broadcasting the ship herself, for listeners will hear the real thing, from the crow's nest to the e ...
... To Speak in Leeds ice-Admiral J. E. T. Harper is to speak at the Leeds Institute to-night on The Navy m Peace and War.” A New Zealander by birth, he has spent the greater part of his life on the active list. ...
... PLAIN SPEAKING. accepted absolutely the conclusion of the magistrate that the two people involved in the inquiry were innocent ol the charge brought against them. Nevertheless, there had been aroused, even in the speech of Earl Rusi*cU, the opinion that ...