SPEAKINGS
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... with regard to the House of , Lords. This may have f-ightened a member of the Government who, three weeks be- fore, agreed to speak, but at the last moment found himself prevented by long - standing engagements.' But the absence of many well-known politicians ...
... INDEPENDENT SOCIALIST PARTY. Speaking on Monday at a meeting of the Independent Socialist party held in the Mdemeorial Ball, London, Mr. Hardie, M.P., said the London district was spend- ing over £100 a week on spreading the propaganda in the metropolis ...
... nt. e trites are powerless, It is estinmated tbatk ere at this moment six thousand women of $: kind in our prisons, not to speak of lns similarly detained, or of the crowd of be A sexes whom drink has brought either to the . workhosose or the asylum, and ...
... feature of the case is that he ehould have been co severely tried on the very firdt night that he was sent on duty, and lb speaks well for his nerve and grit that he should bave so pluckily risen to the occasion, He is twenty- six years of age, measures ...
... the free kit,' which some of the military members of the Honse of Commons declaee has no actual existence. The appeal will speak for itself eloquently enough:- It is now open to you to join this distinguished regiment, the one belonging to your own counties ...
... Sardinia into the war in order that lie might have the chance of speaking at the Congress. The Piedosontese troops .did well in the lield-rendered gallant service. Cavour obtained the right to speak. He talked miuch in private to Lord Clarendon, then one of ...
... including Mr. Guillaroff, forced their way on to the platform, amid the cheers of their sunporters, and diemanded their right to speak. 111r. ?? controverted many of the statements made by previo-s spoekers. He denield that Jews came to En lsd to compete unfairly ...