EMPIRE’S DANGER
... the wishes of the Colonies, it was too late when those Colonies had withdrawn and had_ been lost for ever to the Empire. I speak for mysel! alone, and because I desire myself and my country to remain British. MINERS’ NEW ACT. ...
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... 116, itham FY D:3 PROSPECTUS. meee LOCUTION adem of — Est. 1 Principal: MISS MORDEN GREY. Complete train- ing for Public Speaking, Recitation, etc. Pupils, Barristers, Clergymen, Miss Lily yton. SCHOOLS visited in Yorks, Lines., Notts. Recitals. Dramatic ...
TESTIMONIALS
... after being treated unsuccessfully elsewhere. I have recommended many of friends to you. and I am pleased to say they all speak in glowing terms of your ability. Yours truly, DOWNS. 26, Chorley Old Road. Bolton. ...
EXCITING SCENES TO OPPOSE MR. CHAMBERLAIN. UNEMPLOYED LEADER GOES TO
... don go awa He was going to he said, and was then arrested. hold his meeting, the Bench, and said that he hed Gray a right to speak in the open street. The Clerk : That right does not ¢ xtend to the highways. The Bench fined Gray 40s and costs, or a month ...
tl»e attention of the borough council
... lrcll on Slm . Mr. J. A. hat,vick super,ntendent of Manor j. , id „. mld j there „ ould Place and Imn. treasurer of the club, speaks gretil revelation approval of mixed swimming. ‘‘They allow it »t the seaside.” said to a Press representative, j SynaijOliue ...
MU. BONAR LAW ON THEIR RIGHTS
... MR BONAR LAW ON THEIR RIGHTS Mr Speaking on Saturday evening at Dulwich Bonar Law, M-P., said the position, according to was that the House of Lords was their opponents, entirely unrepresentative and was trying now to power of this country. On grasp the ...
MR, WALTON AND TARIFF REFORM,
... to-night address three meetings in the Barnsley borough Mr. Groser will not re-open his campaign until to-morrow. To-night he is speaking at the Sheffield meeting og behalf of Mr. Kihg Farlow, the two being personal friends of long standing. Mr. King Farlow has ...
MR. BALrOUR’S REVISED ADDRESS
... nt Bill and an_ Education that Rill might be forced through the next Parliament. of this as a The Bishop of St. Davic I's speaks “peril” perhaps it wou ld be better described as a risk: but it is at least a risk which cannot be ignored. The Duty of Churchmen ...
A LIBERAL OF THE OLD SCHOOL
... all madly jealous of each other's notoriety, and al born to die of bankruptcy or internal dissension They certainly don’t speak the voice of a “ Unites Ireland.” Upon the financial question there beautiful unanimity—when England has to pay, the shillings ...
A LIVELY HOST Stone Throwing in Public-House. PARISH CONSTABLE'S PE; A strange ghost story comes from shire. ..
... large number of people were attract STEEL COMBINE CANARD Denial by Messrs. Guest, Keen. and Nettlefolds. Mr. Keir Hardie, speaking at P. t near Dox the other day, made a somewhat startling state: in regard to the Cyfartha Ironworks, which a the time being ...
SPECIAL VISITS SHEFFIELD AND DONCASTER
... endangered his life,: and ret was permanently cured Mr. Ison’s system of treatment in six weeks without operation Let Mr. Law speak for himself. writes:—” 42, Middlewood Road. Hillsboro’, Sheffield Dear Sir, —I am very pleased be able to tell you that 1 have ...
ELECTION CAMPAIGN
... ELECTION CAMPAIGN Sir R. Finlay and Mr. Lloyd-George’s Trap LE BA IN IR Robert Finlay. K.C., speaking at Carlisle on May Saturday, said Mr. Lloyd-George had boasted MR. LLOYD-GEORGE | that a Welshman had set a trap. He had a im cern great respect for ...