... it would be hard to equaL - d amcount given by Mr. Edward Fitzgerald, It young and famous mountain climber, who, v'z a- a party of trained mountaineers, recently scalce n the highest peak in South America. Aconc' , nearly 23,00 feet above sea-leve. 3 ...

... to introduce the question of politics here. All political parties profess to have the Welfare of tho citizens at heart. Some of us question that with respect to the orthodox political parties, but we have no doubt tie trade union movement and the co-operative ...

... the British Empire. (Applaus) The party to do that work was, he felt convined, the Union party, but even if their political opponents came into power he was sure there would be no change of policy. The Unionist party were engge in remedying the mistake ...

... the conditions of sale. It was in the contemplation le of both parties that the purchase money should ae be provided in a certain way, and that was ?? dependent upon the action of a third party. There r- was no guarantee on the purchasers' part that al they ...

... is to specially honour distinguished mem- ebrs of the party. Last evening there was a large attendance of members to welcome Alder- man Charles Petrie, who has been chosen to lead the Unionist party in the City Council. Councillor Morris P. Jones presided ...

... one in the morning still find delighted auditors. Card parties, too, are many, increasing from the mild 'dollar and quarter' whist at the club to the 'ten dollar' limit wad all. niaht poker parties in the attache's rooms. Then there were solemn meetings ...

... oompetition, God is a Spirit, I Mr. Abram Jones' party St. Helens; photo- graphy, George Ellison Ahaw, Widnee; duet, I Messrs. W. Shaw and R. Johnson, Runcorn; male voice competition (inter-works), Gscage's party (conductor, Mr. John Davies); ChJ'B crochet ...

... was.opportune for requiting the Liberal and Liberal Unionist parties in the constituency. A ?? was read from Mr. Courtney, and a resaction urgin the advisability of re- untn th old Libera party by inviting thea best possibe Liberal candidate to con~te the-seati ...

... haveshow themselves to be Englishmen first, and party men after- wards. It must never be forgotten that we are living under a coalition Goverment, and that the nation is indebted to the true men of the Liberal party that we hae a Ministry strong enough to meet ...

... representa- tives of the waorking classes in the House of ComI- mons shall form a distinct party, with a party organisation entirely separate from the capitalistic parties, based upon the recognition of the class war, and having for its ultimate object the ...

... ing t. in the Liberal party in high quarters. The fact r, was that the man in the street did not know r, the attitude of the Liberal party upon the war. is That was a condition of affairs that boded no ?? good for the party in the near future. What ...

... offers of support he had received from members of the opposite party. In all purely party questions in the Council he oould assre them his support I would be given to the Conservative party, but at the same time, he asked for a free hand in all c other ...