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ROCHDALE PASSIVE RKoISTERS: A SCENE

... declared that he was not speaking the gallery. Mr. Booth, in tbe midst excitement in Ceurt, said made order for amount claimed. Mr. Hollowed then charged Chairman with not hating listened to his defence. Mr. Hollowell was about to speak again, when Mr. Booth ...

STORM IN THE FRENCH CHAMBER

... now decided to withdraw from M. Binder his right to speak, but the Deputy refused quit the tribune, whereupon M. Lockroy suspended the sitting. When the sitting was resumed M. Binder again attempted speak, but M. Lockroy cut him short, and finally quitted ...

ENGLISH M.P.'S SPEECH BANNED

... foreigners speaking publicly in any language but German. The Socialists thereujKin immediately engaged three large halls, and Mr. speech, which was in English, was translated into German by Herr Bernstein, Horr Nielsen and Herr Meyer both speaking in German ...

A CRICKET SIMILE AND A PREDICTION

... (Dr. Knox), speaking at Manchester yesterday, said there was another Education Bill before the Legislature, little bill—such little bill—(laughter)—and whether were measured by its length or its contents one hsrdiy knew in which way to speak of it with ...

COURT AND PERSONAL

... Fitxmaurice, who has been ill with influenza, baa, matter of precaution, cancelled his engagement to speak Devises Saturday. Mr. Charles Treveiymu, M.P.. will speak instead. Sir J. W. Benn is suffering from bronchial cold and has gone to for few days. Sir J. ...

THE YORKSHIRE POST. WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 15. 190« J

... has never to address his colleague while have been speaking. (Opposition cheers.) The ATTORNEY-GENERAL: The right hon. gentleman made observation regarding pending litigation, and was duty to speak to my col'oague the point. There was for the right hon ...

THE PLEA FOR A GENERAL ELECTION*

... their own party into confusion. he continued, in bantering fashion, because they will not speak clearly what their views arc—at least, the l'rime Minister won't speak clearly. (Laughter.) Mr. Chamberlain always clearly, but doesn't always tho same thing—a ...

.SERIOUS FINDINGS AGAINST A RECTOR

... proceeded to Southport, where presided at. night an exhibition physical drill at the Southport Physical Training College. Speaking at the conclusion the exercieee after ten o'clock night, said, reference some remarks road* by the principal the school to ...

THE EARL OF CREWE'S TWO BANNERS

... Dealing with India, ha said, seamed him the duty any man who took upon himself disease Indian affairs to speak with the with whk*i would speak were lie 'oath, weighing every word and syllable that uaed. (Cheers.) Aa to the House of Lord*, tba (don «kiA ...

COMFORT FOR FRIGHTENED RADICALS

... COMFORT FOR FRIGHTENED RADICALS. Sir Edward M.P., who fills appointment in H.s Majesty's household, was speaking at Bristol on Saturday, and referring the suggested possibility of early dissolution Parliament, said could awturc the meeting member of the ...

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