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... A DANGER AND A SNARE.” The Duke Norfolk, speaking Monday in London, said that those who had been harassed the fear that worldly object* would pnt forward the education of the young, now sawbefore Parliament Bill which bore upon it* face the assertion ...
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... THE POWER OF WOMEN. Lord Se 'borne, speaking on Thursday afternoon at tivi annual meeting of the British Women's Emigration Association, said a work of great value was being done by the association without any State aid. Important as was the question ...
... LORD CHARLES BERESFORD AND HIS WORK. Lord Charles Beresford in an interview to-day speaking on the question of his rumoured retirement from th°' Navy rictive list, said: —The matter is not definitely s-t!WI vet, but think that my work seaman has ended ...
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... and was unable to occupy his pulpit in the evening. MR. MOSS, M.P., AT WREXHAM. M l*. Moss, M.P. for East .Denbighshire, speaking last evening at Liberal meeting I Wrexham, referred the concentration camps. said that, although the ramps might hove been ...
... LORI) CHARLES BERESFaRD AND THE NEEDS OF THE NAVY. Lord Charles Bererford in an intersiew speaking on the question of his nowenrial retirement from the Navy active list, rid :—llts matter is not definitely settled yet, but I think that my cork as a seaman ...
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