... some stage my name might be mentioned, and he—Sir Thomas White—felt that he should advise me of the circumstances. Sir Thomas White did not ask for any explanation, nor was he entitled to. Sir Thomas White made not the slightest suggestion that I was in ...

... SIR THOMAS Sir Thomas White---and I speak with the greatest respect for him as • man—as a leader of a party is, in my opinion, • failure (bear, hear). Bir Thomas White says we placed them there. I throw out a challenge to Sir Thomas White. He is safe in ...

... on Thursday last that Sir Thomas White said that he refrained from attending the meeting—viz., the Executive Committee—on account of the fact that certain litigation was pending. To the best of my knowledge Sir Thomas White has made no such statement ...

... DISTRESSED AREAS SIR THOMAS WHITE SPEAKS TO CONSERVATIVES At a meeting of the Council of the Lancashire. Cheshire, and Westmorland Area of the National Union of Conservative and Unionist Associations at Liverpool, the following were elected to the executive ...

... chairman. Sir Thomas White. Mr.(:lare --- expressed his pride in ' , erring tinder the leadership of Sir Thomas White. whose approval he soukilit for a grand rally of members throughout the branches of the association. Sir Thomas White appealed for the ...

... shoes of Sir Thomas White should he, unfortunately. find it necessary to, resign from much arduous work? Personally. I thank Mr. 11,60 t-fin I look for more in the Council with individuality. After all, we ■re told that Sir Thomas White recommend.' him ...

... 1936, Sir Thomas White and Councillors Clare and Holme interviewed the Town-clerk, and Councillor Chao repeated to the Townclerk in the presence of Councillor Holme the allegations which he said Mr. McConnell had made to Sir Thomas White and himself ...

... of the depressed areas. with Sir Thomas White in the chair, and his appointment spokesmen, oi the meeting. The members of Parliament, about fifty of them, met the Chancellor in his room last night, and as Sir Thomas White was not - all Owed to be present ...

... A TILT AT SIR THOMAS Sir Thomas White had talked about him as the Invisible Man when work was being done in the Council. Considering Sir Thomas White's absence from meetings he wondered at his impudence. Sir Thomas White did not understand the ordinary ...

... the Lord Mayor, and everyone knows that Sir Thomas White is placed on the left of the Lord Mayor because that is the next place, and nobody knows better. than the Town-clerk that he placed Sir' Thomas White on the left of the Lord Mayor, and the Recorder ...

... THE CIVIC ALLOWANCE On the motion of Sir Thomas White the Lord 'Hayoi's allowance was fixed at £2,700 Alderman Hogan asked whether such an allowance was not high in these dam when entertaining at the Town HaU had to be reduced to a minimum on account ...

... would Sir Thomas White be then T The Socialists were going to get contrl of Liverpool unleu the Conservatives pulled themselves together. I do not believe there is • man in Liverpool, said Mr. Churchill, who would deny that if Sir Thomas White would keep ...