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... THEIR CASE DISCUSSED IN PARLIAMENT. WHAT LED THE GOVERNMENT TO BE STERN. SIGNIFICANT CORONATION STATEMENT. THE AUTUMN SITTING. From Our Parliamentary Reporter. House Commons. Monday Nigbt. There was much excitement in the Commons this afternoon. Th& members had learned that Sir Henry Campbell Bannerman had put down a question addressed to the First Lord of the Treasury, in which asked if the ...

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... The death taken place at hia residence. Irton road. Southport, the Rev. W. D. L. Slack. He retired Wesleyan mini«t#r. and was for many Tears secretary of the Southport Free Church Council. In the latter capacity some veara ago he took an part m the campaign against Sunday kmemaa. At Lytham, to-day, William Coatley, of Blackpool. fined 20a . in each case, for driving motor lurry without a re*r ...

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... staying Brown’s Hotel, Albemarle-etreet, Piccadilly, died in the Charing Gross Hospital, Tuesday, it believed, from the effects of poisoning. She was the wife Mr. Woodman, wealthy man, whose address is given the Badminton .Club. Mrs. Woodman was married 18 or 19 years ago. Mrs. Woodman, with her maid, had been abroad, travelling in the Riviera, Switzerland, and Egypt. She returned to London on ...

... Captain Stuart's Views. PREMIER'S FIGHT AGAINST CLASS WAR. Captain the Hon. James Stuart, M.P. for Moray and Nairn, who was the guest the Rothes Burgh Unionist Association social meeting held in the drill nail there last night, •aid that the chief problem facing the country at the present time was that of unemployment. Referring the class war at present being preached in country, expressed the ...

... FIFTY-TWO YEARS IN MINISTRY The news will received with deep regret of the death of Rev. William Colvin, 8.A., L.L.D., senior minister of Connor Presbyterian Church. Co. Antrim, and for the long period fifty-two years in the ministry. The sari event took place Tuesday at his residence. University Street, Belfast, the deceasea gentleman being in his 83rd year. Rev Dr Colvin was born in the ...