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... the action of overmastering forces, but by something which I can only describe as our pedantry and self-conceit MR. BALFOUR SPEAKING IN THE DRILL HALL, SHEFFIELD DRAWN BY SYDNEY P. HALL, M.V.O. ...

... THE COMMANDER-IN-CHIEF IN THE CITY: LORD ROBERTS SPEAKING AT THE MANSION HOUSE' DRAWN BY H. M. PAGET The Lord Mayor received at the Guildhall, last Saturday, the Elcho Shield, the National Trophy, ard the China Cup, the two former won at Bisley by the ...

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... commerce may develop among the nations who learnt to trust one a no her. Pleading for the Peace of the World The Kaiser Speaking at the Guildhall Luncheon DRAWN BY W. HATHERELL, R.I. ...

... A HARD-WORKED MINISTER IN THE HOUSE OF LORDS: LORD LANSDOWNE SPEAKING DRAWN FROM LIFE BV SYDNEY. P. HALL The position of Secretary of State for War is not enviable at the best of times, but when we are at war his case becomes wo.se. Everybody has hard ...