... The Speak». order. When the election was entered uj»on Liberals of Cumberland, accepting Mr Losthor’s Speakership aa a tribute to worthy neighbour and honour to the county, decided to allow his re-election to pass unchallenged, the only influential voice ...

... NO CHANCE TO SPEAK. BURNLEY FOSTMAN AND HIS BROTHER. The postmaster of ligham, near Buraley, has received a letter irowm Guaner E. M. Warwick, of the hoval Field Actillery, who was forwerly ‘he postman in t_hv distrwet. He writes that he will be glad ...

... PLAIN SPEAKING. B>r J. T. Hmnner, M.P. for Use North with Division, spike at a meeting Davenham on night, and thanked his mppofters bun bad to Parliament. - easd cad mned the war the pact, shonld ooi.'dei ruling it. Knowing as did that fwrry man of mfluenoe ...

... PLAIN SPEAKING. 1~ there till a Conservative party * Correspondents are complaining that the old party ‘ has been betrayed by its leaders. Some of them lay the blame at the door of the Birmingham Unionists. * An Independent Conservative.” writing in the ...

... PRESTON SPEAKS. LABOUR AND LIBERALISM TOP THE POLL. TORT RECORD OF FORTY TEARS BROKEN. MIDNIGHT TELEGRAM TO MR CHAMBERLAIN. Among the sensational election results declared last night none waa more striking than that of Preaton, where an absolutely unbroken ...

... PLAIN SPEAKING. Some people imagine that Lord Tweedmouth is Whig—one of the last of the Whigs. If he is, just wish there were more Whigs of his sort. He may have been a bit of a Whig when began his Parliamentary career, but we remember when was fighting ...

... PLAIN SPEAKING. Mr H. Drysdale Woodcock, the Liberal' candidate for the Southport Division. has been giving the new Jingoes a bit ot. his I mind. They talk as if Britain's defences were only safe when the Unionists are in office. Mr Woodcock claimed that ...

... “SPEAKING KINDLY.” Highgate Magistrate (to a mother in the police court yesterday): ** Now, speak to your little boy kindly, and point out to him that he’s done wrong.” The Mother (with enthusiasm): “ Yes, sir; I'll break his back for him.” Plan a “ ...

... PLAIN SPEAKING. We have always felt that the Uuiouist party, particularly the leaders who hope to return to office some day—may it be long distanh—are really grateful in their hearts to Mr Lloyd-Gcorge. In his Budget he has shown them the way they could ...

... FORBIDDEN TO SPEAK. Arthur had been forbidden to speak at the dinner-table, whsn, after some fidgettiag, said: “Mother, can just apeak once?” was promptly told by his parent that must wait until tha end of tho meal. Not one wold pursued Arthur, with an ...

... READY TO SPEAK. AN OFFER IN COURT AT CLITHEROE. To-day at Clitherce Richard Rawsthorne, farmer, of Slaidburn, was charged with being drunk in charge of a horse and trap. De fendant did not appear. Harold Boothman, labourer, of Bonnygrassterrace, Billington ...

... SPEAKING FEELINGLY. The Government last night put up Mr Graham Murray, the Scottish lawyer, who has found political life helpful to his promotion. to oppose the resolution in favour of the payment of members of Parliament. His mainobjection was that ...