... THE PREMIER SPEAKS. LABOURERS AND LANDLORDS. THE AGRICULTURAL PROBLEM. At a banquet at Watford, last night, the Marqait of SiLisßUiiy, referring to the late Government, said: I think they made great miscalculation. They thought that if they once got the ...

... To Speak in Hull Miss F. N. Livingstone, personnel managr of Hadfields, Sheffield, a former president and founder member of the Institute of Labour Management, visits Hull to-morrow to speak at a meeting of the Hull group. This meeting will be held at ...

... SPEAK UP! Somebody has written the soft voice of a woman is a charming thing, said Hull Stipendiary Magistrate (Mr J. R. Macdonald) to-day. But it is a perfect nuisance in court. ...

... BYWATERS SPEAKS. » TRUST AND FAITH THROWN BASK MY FACE. In a letter to relative which, says the London Fvening News, was written in prison, Frederick By waters refers the story told Mrs Thompson in tho witness box tho Old gey during the Ilford murder ...

... SPEAK EASY. the High Court on Wednesday: A donor spoke shortness of breath and hear! founds. Counsel: the pleadings says angina pe ...

... WANTED TO SPEAK. MAN WHO IGNORED HIS BARRISTER'S ADVICE. AN INTERESTING POINT. LONDON, Tuesday.—Should a barrister Cght a case as ne thinks best in the interests of his client or should he follow the dictates of his client even though he may think such ...

... MUSSOLINI SPEAKS. (By G. W. DILLNUTT, of His Master's Voice Recording Department.) WHATEVER folk may think of Mussolini—and is hard to find any unanimity on the subject— everybody must credit him with a wonderful personality. It personality surpassed ...

... THE SULTAN: SPEAKS. 4 deputation of five deputies was sent to the Palace at Constantinople on Satur- day evening, where it was received. by the Sultan, who said: “ For some time past I have been desirous of convening the Cham- ber, but the opposition ...

... AN EXPERT SPEAKS. INVESTIGATIONS REGARDING THE BULLFINCH. TWO MORE DEATHS. (SPECIAL FOR THE DAILY MAIL ') The disaster to the torpedo-destroyer Bullfinch has had all absorbing but melancholy interest for East Hull, where the relatives of the deceased ...

... THE VICAR SPEAKS! • ON HESSLE ALLOTMENTS. IHE DEAD-LOCK THE LIVE IV OPPOSITION. SPt&IAL •■i&NtEftviEft TQ-JAYj Sr. the fciSs JliiKa W .0f lie ' h ° fi,St usi on p • Vic stated: «, •*» *MV on every occasion upon which they asked for au majWfic^ly. op ...

... SPEAKING NOW! Do you know if a Hull boy seen speaking to a West Riding girl is liable to expulsion ? asked Alderman Benno Pearlman at a meeting of the Hull Grammar School Committee, at which he presided, yesterday afternoon. Mr F. R. Bell, acting head ...

... Greenwood Speaks 2 HOURS' ORDEAL IN ROX ADMITS HIS~LAIE WIFE'S JEALOUSY THE EXTRAORDINARY COMPACT WITH HISS GRIFFITHS. Harold Greenwood was under examination and cross-examination for two hours in tile box at the Carmarthen trial'on Friday. He described ...