... BIRMINGHAM COUNCIL DEVELOPMENTS A mnnthu of City Couno-I day to House (Alderman late Haims proposal by Hr Portland Mr Speaks plaoe Mr the libraries Ur Bhl— Committee Council £400000 Bills I which other large local issuing bills thia £3 OS 6d oenh for ...

... BIRMINGHAM DAILY WEDNESDAY 29 MR HOME ZEALAND Enter' Telegram xmT INGTOX 28 Speaking Mr Seddon the Premier been in colony view coming Mr of the local steel future stock would be in colony he be able to their rifles policy be employed Mr Seddon foreshadowed ...

... Right H H Asquith principal meeting night in Hall Merle Liberal fulfilment long-standing Mr speak in native welcome several local plat-dorm Hr Asquith ovation Aold Syne” Motley 'from small village thriving town said jeremiads Free leaving shores working ...

... THURSDAY SEPTEMBER 25' 1902 MONEY STOCK MARKhTa 9 AMERICANS DEPRESSED SETTLEMENT CoButnosncKT) Losdox Wednesday Generally speaking little expectation rise in the rate discount ruling the Bank but were wanting still firmly expressed the belief that will ...

... BIRMINGHAM DAILY FRIDAY NOVEMBER 13 190& GOLF NOTES Wirrca speak of popularity of golf ever-incre-ag make use well-worn truism but fact which golfer at this the the in rapidly and the orer playing round them Lad-becomes difficult unless early start made ...

... MORNING EXPRESS EDITION RUSSO-JAPANESE WAR FRANCE Baron said: “Speaking war pleads strictest neutrality matter declaring has covertly limit I admit regard to but a that us boasts maintain above suspicion present it 6eems of fleet three-miles limit liie ...

... idea that Mr. Hocking would speak on one side of the question which was agitating England. In the present temper of the English nation, however, they would be greatly to blame if they asked anyone to attend that church and speak for or against the ?? proceedings ...

... Prussian accent, also replied. .as did Mr. G. J. RAsKILon, who was the first to obtain the lpresident's dispensation to speak in his ?? to-, c. -It was quite a relief to return to mother English. and to hear the iamiliar story of the hopes which are ...

... Thompson, G. B. Baker, Austin, and a number of ladies. Bishop Inghain, formerly Bishop of Sierra Leone, who was announced to speak, was unable to he ?? Chairman said that they were at the present time very anxious about the missionaries and the Christians ...

... That if business men were found as candidates for the School Board., it would be difficult to secure their election. For, to speak the plain truth, the election rests largely in the hands of the school teachers, who very naturally seek the return of per- ...

... letters written I by Privato T. G. P. Humphreys, of the 14th TMid- dlesex, who has since died of the effects of entaric fever. Speaking of his terrible esperioness in hospital at Bloomforatein, lo wrote that while suffering from fever lie was kept on condensed ...

... Choir vigorously remarks to audible' Mr to to Mr treble speak Flavin to indeed it to were all cries Play the game! Guards! tbs !” Mr for party Mr Lloyd-George ruling to him entitled from Mr to speak Hr replied at might later THE BIRMINGHAM TUESDAY lasted ...