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... Covenunent's Lack of Support of Reservists. _ THE MAYOR'S PLAIN SPEAKING. The annual convert and presentation I of to the •• Company of the First Surrey Rifles took place on Saturday evening, and (luring the couree of the proyeedings the Mayor of Camberwell ...
... AROUND THE PLATFORMS. Speaks by USW 111.P. e s, Candidates, and Party it liet4 s happy idea that inspired thio pmmoters of the den ((((( stration to Mr. W. Lane Mitchell to preside at meeting held at platform A. is only the vies-chairman of the metropolitan ...
... MR. LLOYD GEORGE FOR CAMBERWELL Chasselier to Speak at Crest Liberal Deasenstratien. A 4UNE FETE. Great intsesst is being evinced in South London in the Liberal Fete and which is to be held in the inede of Sir William reeii Newark Hill, on 116. Mr. Id ...
... all of Londoners whom do. on quick and cheap trussit—aad speak of all claims who tra: r ali sa s adly_alk *newt the ftu of Mayfair and Belirmia. W. = wet& very earefally any attempt to ?lisp working agreement policy gouty cottaciUors, whether Manieigal ...
... Well, if I am going to speak for ten minutes I want a week; if I am going to speak for half an hour I want three days, but if I am to speak as long as I like I sin ready now. (Laughter.) He was told by the adjutant that he might speak as long as lie liked ...
... customary at this period, raid Bishop Amigo, for the newspapers to pass in review the events of the year; they would doubtless speak of disioders in tile air, and on the sea. anti in the mines of the country. It not his miss:ou that evening to refer to such ...
... Wow one of eptakeret—Witamet I Mal arldrally go to speak; I went thme to protect the women from any The who lat bees engaged did sat I was upon to speak. The wits's' west cm W way that ha did not speak as behalf of the W.8.P.V., but on behalf of • Donmilitaat ...
... lint not a Pii , wr anyone that could speak a word of , advice to us. A General did his had. nl,O Mrs. Trring. but in sorb a large piss.. and ends a good audience, why wee there not a good pat.on pre , ent to speak on the tenmerance I am not the only one ...
... until Friday evening. On the opening night the Rev. W. T. Fullerton. home secretary of the Baptist Missionary Society, will speak on Christ and World-wide Missions. the general thenie being The Pre-Lurinent Christ. Pasteur R. Sallies, D.D., of Paris ...
... the country, and his is the ot Derby. Speaking at the media which wee addreeeed by Mr. UP at Bootle on Monday. his have caused a cold shiver. among 111* audience on the itabiect of Genoa isys. sion dangers. Speaking of the North. East Coait raid, he said: ...
... travelling, goy es *ad ma what. Riding taught and all Uniform and Equipment meuided free. Football. Cricket and Military Prise Speak leaamalt. Full information will be supplied on imgaisation ta— BEIUAD HEADQUARTERS. Louosioggy BRIXTON. &Rd ...
... bit of a rliem 1.1 , a i t d of veterinary rurgeon. • hit ot .1 lasier and a great (teal of a diploniaii-i • strategist. Speaking of the evil effects of bad housing. he uttered the ‘ . .-ry dictum that at the root of th.. 'mums( ekur..tion was the restitution ...