... PRESIDENT SPEAKS (Frem our adents.— Coprngnt) New York, It was perhaps hardly to be expected that the peace ban;u held last right ia a tne peo treaties fupport would after all the squabbling over +t. be an unqualitied sacoess Though President Tait attended ...

... NO SUSPENSION OF NOTICES ws I have speaking to several miners’ to-night. adds ts In one instance to an oveming . owners paper placard, which stated that tho The gentlemen “ai and men were “face to face. to whom I They be back to back before miners ...

... nburgh (Mr. Hogge). SPEAK 7 tring this forward as a Viscount HELMSLEY —I am to ask The SPRAKER—I am net to answer ercept in connection wits: the , OF tbe Viscoant HELMSLEY—I do with to bring ‘it forward as s matter of privi' The SPEAK the hoa. member to ...

... te wa ep 4 * 39 «ge * vy 3 i ¥ ay 2 . “ t ar we # bp as oe i ae Pi Me —— A Scene outside the Custom Heuse. Mr. Arthur Trew speaking. ...

... Grogan objec ted. This was a personal attack on him. The Chai rman asked Mr. Grogan not to ‘interrupt Mr. 0° ‘Callaghan while speaking. He would get every opportunity of repiying later Grogan said the Chairman should not have allowed Mr. O'Callaghan attack ...

... KENT COAL C NCESSION London, Monday Naght. Dover tms Speaking at a meet ting a Kent coal con noon in connection Arthur Burr said with two o cessions .Mr. thses colleagues, amongst whom was one we nin the colhery trade they would have Two mil- strongest ...

... to-morrow eve besutifu! slides, mecially prevared which will audbenre in cleat distinct out the works art upon which he will speak. cata the A dort A short variety extertainment will pre- ...

... BY MP RE Locdon, Sunday. Speaking Birmingham on ‘the Lord Advocate said we were on the eve of not only the most but perhaps the most eventful session of Fartiament that the oldest Most pohtaan could remem. her. Pariament was to the better government of ...

... heve passed a resolution cal! spe nt for pubhe the of ntwents under the In- vance A repudiate the claim of this n>! et to speak on beh: the of Weat Ta wk, ea! to all the Nationalist be bod a T nd to mark the reanlution eal, an ti therefor a demand that ...

... tical a8 com- with men who were not in the ¢ of the State. He would speak to the Fost master-General about Post Office servants in inka being allowed tu serve on com- mittees and speak and take part in elections. He saw great difficulties. and held out ...

... SPEECH BY MR. KEIR HARDIE Port Talbot. Sunday Night Me Keir speaking «t Aberavon to- inesday the House of Commons sho aight. said on Tuesday or Wed pass a ema I Bill of one t over the clanse repealing the wa) whole of the coalfields, If t were done would ...

... . with the developments present week may witness én the « a situation, a correspondent of the News, who is in position to speak, witht] considerable authority, adopts an i tic tone. The’ Prime Ministhr’and his leagues. he points cat, selves intimately ...