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... Professor G. D. Lander, speaking at the opening of the Royal Veterinary College, yesterday, said he thought the power of the motor to injure their profession was overstated. Last evening conversazione was held the Assembly Rooms, Cheetham, in aid of the ...
... Speaking at Bacup, on Saturday, ' vft3 J Grayson, M.P., said what was wanted operation in place of competition ; neither ism nor Toryism would solve the social 111 -— ...
... MR. ROYLE'S EXPLANATION. To the Editor of the Manchester Courier. Sir, —Having made arrangements to speak at the Lon'gridge Conservative Club on behalf of the Propaganda Club, I went to the Victoria Station to catch the 545 train from No. 6 Platform ...
... THE WISE MEN OF GOTHAM. fMr. Thomas Gibson Bowles, speaking at the Reform Club, pointed out the absolute dependence of the Colonies for defence on the British Isles.] Oh Gibson Bowles he made speech And this. I take' it. the gist* That when the Daughter-Lands ...
... Mr. Asquith, the new Chancellor of the Exchequer, has been obliged to cancel his engagement to speak Hudderslield on Friday. With reference to the prospective candidature of Alderman West, Battersea,- for the Parliamentary constituency of Midlothian, ...
... Several of the local candidates at the coming election were speaking in Manchester last Bight Mr. Cum, who was unanimously adopted once more as the Unionist champion for the Stretford Division, made one his excellent speeches at the Conservative Club ...
... Speaking in Wiltshire on Ministerial Saturday, Earl Carrington Shams. attempted defence of the Budget view of the charges brought against it behalf of the agricultural industry. The task weighed somewhat heavily on him, however, and cannot be said to ...
... The Chancellor of the Exchequer, speak ing in London last night, attributed th Unionist Party procedure of bluff an finesse. Never were these two methods mot signally and deliberately employed than the speaker on that occasion, especially in hi references ...
... Speaking at Rochdale on Saturday, T Shackletou. M.P for Clitheroe, advised A.?;- J - Mother year on the age of the h.lf!«^ to proper education He preferred to make ne e a t continuation schools compul SOr d next three years until they could great ideal ...
... According to the Copenhagen cO . the New York Sun, Prince \* s h, though he speaks excellent aTl xio' js . i / America thin year because 1S c the right American accent and h«c -t , with American expressiois. * i In spite cf the fierce light EEa weather ...
... On Monday Mr. Chamberlain- concluded his election campaign by speaking for the Unionist candidate in North Worcestershire. He admitted that, though had expected a Unionist defeat, he had not anticipated so large a Liberal majority. we have said before ...
... Speaking Oldham on Saturday Mrs. Pankhurst objected to the present marriage laws because, she said, they favoured men. There was strong opposition to ber argument on this theme, but the majority were in favour. ...