Wilfred Laurier, speaking at Toronto on that for the Canada would be magnetic for the civilised world
... Wilfred Laurier, speaking at Toronto on that for the Canada would be magnetic for the civilised world. ...
... Wilfred Laurier, speaking at Toronto on that for the Canada would be magnetic for the civilised world. ...
... Mr. was unable, through indisposition. fulfil bis engagement speak «t North last ...
... 44 FREE TRADE DEATH THROES RADICALS* COWARDLY TACTICS. Mr - , W , &l , ' speaking on Saturday in sup P°rt of Colone l Calley, the Unionist candidate for Wiltshire, contrasted the issues as set forth by the Prime Minister and by the Liberals in the co ...
... Mr. Alfred Calvert, who speaks fifteen more languages fluently, and of nine European tongues in Manchester School of Commerce, is the author of a book shortly to be by Sir Isaac Pitman Sons Limited, entitled Shipping Office Organisation, Manage ment ...
... SOME ELECTION FEAT DUES. the Editor the Manchester Courier,** Sir,—Roughly speaking, 3,300 000 electors have recorded their votes in favour of the several issues presented the country by the Government, namely, abolition of the Lords' veto, the Budget ...
... we were to follow the Two Voices, illustrious example Mr. Asquiui shuuid speak what called his election address. Bat are willing to allow to ordinary phraseology its accustomed value and proceed to consider the address. It is not epoch-making document ...
... MR ASQUITH'S IF. CHASTENED MOOD. ADEQUATE MAJORITY. Aequith, speaking at Fifeahira. yesterday, and explaining the social reform projects of the Government, twice used the qualifying phrase, If you aend back to Westminster with an adequate majority ...
... PROBLEM OF SOUTH AFRICA. GENERAL SMOTS'S DECLARATION. IReuteb's Telegram.] Middelburg. Thursday. Speaking here to-day General Smuts, Colonial Secfetary of the Tranevaal, said the people must their best get over provincial feeling and seek the welfare ...
... SOUTH AFRICAN UNION. [Renter's Telegram.] Ceres, Cape Colony, Tuesday. Mr. S. W. Sauer, speaking here to-day, said the little Radicalism that still existed in South Africa was fast dying out. He appealed for determination to work as one people and continue ...
... EFFECT RADICAL GOVERNMENT Speaking yesterday at the half yearly meeting of the Union London and Smith's Bank, Cannon street Hotel, London, Sir Felix Schuster referred to the depreciation gilt-edged securities, and, speaking of the causes which had contributed ...
... ANSWER TO CORRESPONDENT. *' W. E. P.—Speaking at Branksome Liberal Club on January Mr. Churchill said It was not the economic * dangers of Protection that alarmed him most, but the political dangers. Mr. Walter Long quoted this, as reported the Courier ...
... TRAFFORD PARK. DEVELOPMENT UNDER TARIFF REFORM, Mr. W. E. Home, Unionist candidate for the Guidford Division of Surrey, speaking village meeting, eaid he had been informed a day or two ago that Trafford Park, Manchester, would built at once with factories ...