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... Institute, Whitburn, last night, and addressed by Mr N. Grattan Doyle, Mr Edwin L. being in the chair. Among those present were Mr James Kirkley, prospective Tariff Reform candidate for the division, Grattan Doyle, Mr Henry Clark, Mr E. Clarkson, T. Humphrey ...
... out of the different markets unless we armed our Government with the only weapon of tariffs, whereby they could negotiate for concessions. He thought the North England acted very foolishly in ejecting men tike Grattan Doyle at last election. thought saw ...
... to pierce it. The ship will have one single turret, which will revolve, and will be situated exactly amidships. It will be armed with two huge guns, which will capable of tiring shells quickly in succession that all existing puns will be entirely eclipsed ...
... of Northumberland, for the purposes of the Anthrax Order, 1910. LAMBTON CASTLE FIRE BRIGADE. On Saturday nignt the Lambton Arms Hotel, Chester-le-Street. the members the Lamb ton Castle Fire Brigade were entertained their annual dinner by the Earl of ...
... compete with clubs. UNIONIST DINNER AT WINLATON. VfIPEECH jV GRATTAN DOYLE. The efnpual dinner in connection with the *fefat> -Consr-rvaf and Unionist Associat ion was herd the Smiths' Arms. Iff John E. Constat Mr E. W. Grace occupied the iejEA.. ;r. The chairman ...
... supported by Mr Ashton Bagley (Unionist candidate for the Radcliffe Division of Lancashire), Mr James Leadbitter Knott, Mr N. Grattan Doyle, Major Innes-Hopkins, Mr E. R. F. Engelbach, Mr James Dellow, Councillor Adam Tindall, Mr Chas. Cockburn (general secretary) ...
... 1752. Tt represents Bishop Joseph Aol author of the well-known book, ‘“The * Bfl‘l of Religion, Natural and Revealed.” Dli)arm was rector of Haughton-le-Skerne, near *oy ton, and afterwards held what was kflar-ds “the golden rectory” of Stanhope-—ill:'wehe»l ...
... the Mad Mullah and his fanatical adherents, and further result iu the loss the British arms, which was reported a dav or two ago. Both Sir Walter Plummer and Mr Grattan Doyle answered a number of questions. ...
... NEWCASTLE UNIONISTS. MR GRATTAN DOYLE’S REPLY TO SIR JOHN SIMON. The Elswick South Ward Unionist Association (Western Division) opened their winter session with smoking concert at the Forresters’ Arms, Scotawood Rood. Mr Grattan Doyle, one of the prospective ...
... occupied the chair, and among others present wera Sir Walter Plummer and Mr N. Grattan Doyle (proupective Unionist candidates for the city), Meaars Thos. Hunter. Jos Bywell. John O. Kennedy, Thoe. Wall, W. Turner, T. (Nawper. G. Broadbont. E. Inttlcfair, ...
... Gore »j CHARLEY MAY—Mr Davey Goby [The Above Horses Have Arrived. ' MIT,FO!'—Mrs R. Kemp (71b ex) Kemp HEATHER LAD—Mr A. Crook Arm'ta«c » j POLICE TRAP—Mr A. Brown FIjATTERER—Mr A. Crook Armitage 9 VICTOR FELICIT S—Mr E. Brandon .. .. Brandon R Duller i OHKS ...
... local authorities to Proposed the setting aside of with for purpose. The bill was , ?Pen arms by Liberals and Conserbut, after was referred Committee, Mr John Burns said would not find the million of money. It was rather a strange procedure for a Government ...