... SPEAKING HIS MIND. Yet.” Mr Chamberlain proceeded. there exists even to this day barrier which it seems almost impossible to remove. This has been artificially raised between two of kindred origin who have many similar characteristics, and ought to be ...

... PREMIER TO SPEAK AT SHEFFIELD. Among the rank and file of the Opposition there is, London oorresepondent says, a growing feeling that the Libeca] leaden ought to move a resolution affirming the principles of Free Trade. It admitted that the division would ...

... PLAIN SPEAKING AT OSWALDTWISTLE Mr. Franklin Thomsswn, Bolton, the pro?pect.vo Liberal candidate for the Accrington Division, delivered his first public address to the constituency in tho Oswaldtwistlo Liberal Club, Wednesday night, before a good attendance ...

... PLAIN SPEAKING MR. A. At a coudcO meeting the Binning bam Chamber Commerce, Wodne*dar. resolution was moved the* chairman (Mr. F. B. Goodman) peouesting Mr. E. Parke*. M-P.. delegate of the council the Congress Chambers the Empire, to give hi« friendly ...

... MR. AKERS DOUGLAS TO SPEAK. The Right Hon. Akers Douglas, ? rretj-r, ■will speak at Rochester on Monday night. H.. anticipatod with much interest, the fir i] -j. terial utterance after the Cabinet Coun'.ij c' week. CAREERS OF THE RETIRING MINISTERS. MR ...

... THE TARIFF PROBLEM MS. CARNEGIE SPEAKS FOR AMERICA. Mr. Arthur Carnegie* has addressed a long letter to the Times.” in which expound* the probabio attitude of the American people the event tbe adoption of preferential laritfs within Empire which would ...

... MRS. BURY SPEAKS WELL AND STRONGLY. The male delegation at once saw the point and peacefully settled down, while Mrs. Bury dealt with the queatkm from the angle woman looks it. Seeing, she remarked, that women unfortunately had no votea, and could not ...

... THE TARIFF PROBLEM. MR. CARNEGIE SPEAKS FOR AMERICA. Mr. Arthur Carnegie has addressed long letter to the •‘Times,” in which be expounds probable attitude of tbo American people in the event of the adoption of preferential tariffs within the Empire which ...

... SIR JOHN GORST TO SPEAK AT OXFORD. Sir John Corot, M.P., has consented address public meeting Oxford November 16th on fiscal question. The meeting will bo held nonpolitical basis, and persons of all view* will be invited to attend. ...

... MR CHAMBERLAIN SPEAKS BOND DEPUTATION RECEIVED. MARTIAL LAW INQUIRY. ELOQUENT PLEA FOR CONCILIATION. “MT LAST ACT OF STATESMANSHIP.” CAPETOWN, Saturday. 1 p-m. Mr. Chambcrliitu. this morning, received importadr dcpuMtton front the-South African Party ...

... FAMOUS RECORD FOR LONG DIS- TANCE SPEAKING. family m the mother country is rejoicing over hearing voice of long-separated sou and brother, who went out years ago to New Zealand after fame and fortune. He couldn’t call them up on the telephone, but he ...

... COLONIAL SECRETARY SPEAKS. AGAINST ADDING TO THE BURDENS #F THE POOR. Tike Colonial Secretary addressed a monster meeting •ft Leamington on Thursday night. Mr. Lyttelton that the question colonial preferential tariff* was not present matter which the ...