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... _ Willia,nason If you allude to a certain Eric Cheveral I will not listen. I hate you to speak of him. ['he Darkingtons say he wasn't a fit companion for you. Cheveral's people say the same of Andy Bamfylde, was the slow, quiet reply, and the speaker ...
... THE LEICESTER ELECTION. Speaking at Coshill° on Saturday night, Mr. Ramsay MacDonald explained his attitude in the Leicester election and announced that the manifesto read at a Liberal platform was untrue, and that the message was telephoned from London ...
... many in the diocese by speaking and voting in favour of the second reading of the Welsh Bill in the House of Lords. But the Bishops are not in the House as representatives of the diocese, but am individuals responsible for speaking and voting according ...
... MR. SMITH ON ULSTER'S DECISION. Mr. F. E. Smith, speaking e-t Stafford on Tuteday night, said any means to avoid civil war would be considered seriously, but Unionists would not consider the proposal of even an informal conference if all Ireland was to ...
... LISTENS. Bridlington listens when a neighbour speaks, for there could be no more straightforward. honest evidence than the word of one who lives here amongst us. It is a Bridlington resident who speaks here. - . Mrs. H. R. Holmes, of Grove House ...
... HOME RULE NEXT SESSION. MR. McKENNA'S PRONOUNCEMENT. Speaking at Pontypool on Monday eight, and referring to the suggested conference on the Home Rule - quettion, Mr. McKenna declared that conference meant nothing but procrastination when one party had ...
... NATIONAL DEFENCE. Colonel Seely, speaking on Saturday at Middlesbrough, where he unveiled a statue of the late Sir Samuel Sadler, said that the Government thanked those who, irrespective of party, had shown public spirit in the administration of the ...
... YtOLITICAL SPEECHES. COLONEL SEELY ON ROME RULE. Colonel Seely, speaking at Newcastle on Saturday, referred to the mobilisation of a portion of the Ulster Volunteer Force, and said if all they heard was true the country was faced with a situation the ...
... IN BRINK OF CIVIL WAR. GRANOILLOWS WARNING. YO 'AMY OFFICERS RESIGN: SITT =JOIN AFTIR, =PLANATION& Speaking at Huddersfield on Saturdey, Mr. Lloyd George said: We are confronted with the greatest issue since the days of the Stuarts. am here, on behalf ...
... hold responsible positions. The poem is distinctly above the average and shows a sense of rhythm and graceful imagery that speaks of a truly poetic soul; and we shall be surprised if the world does not hear in the future the name of Basil Stephenson. ...
... Division of Sussex, and chairman of the Parliamentary Departmental Committee appointed to inquire into the swine fever question, speaking at Wadhurst on Saturday said that great pressure was being put on his committee to advocate the sweeping away of all area ...
... will give recitations. As this is by no means the first this orchestra has been engaged by the Na,:onal Sunday League it speaks well for their attainments unthr the clever direction of Mr. Norfolk Megone. ...