... Party First and Party Always. Unlike the men in the brave old,” which Macaulay sings. When ‘‘none was for a. party,but ail were for the State,’ Mr. Lloyd W harton has been always for tihe party and never for anything else. In all the nineteen yes .re ...

... LABOUR PARTY AND OTHER PARTIES A good deal of hidden meaning lies behind proposal which is to be made at the forthcoming Labour Party Conference, that the present practice of calling candidates Labour only should cease, and that they be allowed to be ...

... views of all parties to get the votes of all parties without carrying out the principles of any party ;’’ the Labour members ; the Welsh members, *‘ who were interested in the ecclesiastical aspects of Liberalism ; 29 and the Irish party, consisting of ...

... PARTY. Mr. William O'Brien moved • resolution excluding Messrs. Healy and ('arew from the Parliamentary party. and urged that this step was necessary for the sake of unity. Mr. Harrington, amid frequent interruption. opposed the proposition. An amendment ...

... THE PARTY. [Block: hcng. Ltd. FROaM CANADA AND SOUTH AFRICA. ...

... PARTIES. E. W. GARRAD, Manager. VISIT TO HULL. ...

... School Board. When that Board was formed, the Conservatives took five seats, the Liberals one, and the Labour party one. Beams the Church party in Brighouse were overwhelmingly strong, thsLiherals were snubbed, though the interest in the School Board was ...

... ready to the colour any many fuctiona which mada hki di-uasortod party. (Appauee.) 'Each faction had its turn—one day shore was Ml for iho Socialists, another day sop for the antimilitary party, then one for the anti-naval lection, and in fact, thrr- wcr ...

... other of the political parties. They had to utilise the services of the paid registration agents of the orthodox parties, and their election committees were mainly composed of the politicians who looked on the miners' candidates as party men. The result was ...

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... PARTY. At the annual meeting of the Midlothian Libexal Association, held in Edmhn-filnzn Saturday evening, a letter was read from Dalmeny, eldest gon of the Earl of Resebery, and Liberal member of Parliament for the Midlothian Division, announcing that ...

... arrow ami Uoln© Valley proved. Socialism would soon swallow the Radical .party, •■'• tin* future there would only the Unionism aid the Socia'isi*. There would room in flier for the party make-believe. The must make their and lie know which those wlio Irani ...