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... the interrupter persisted in shouting, where, the admiral hammered the table, and If you go on till midnight you & hal Dot speak other questions have been answered. Quiet was restoned, sud Mr. pence re , ,, , y to the questions, which, he said, dealt ...
... Mr. Percy Harris's tt the Paths, and Mr. Stormont rousing rendering each evening the Serge Hamilton will, it is announced, speak ot Mr. Nieki, member for Ealing. This in view of Loud George's potitioel godoyez Tsraf Rogow, ...
... Liberal candidate for Croydon. Mr. Leon, of course, now pleads that the unwarrantable language he used the other day, when speaking alxnat the Navy, was not correctly reported. He denies that lie made the sweeping statement, as he calls it, which has been ...
... THE FIGHT IN WALES. MR. F. E. SMITH ON NATIONAL FINANCE. Yr. P. E. Smith, 11. P., speaking at the Grand Theatre, Swansea, last night at a meeting of Unionists, made reference at the outset to what he had recently said of Principal Sir J. Rbys, of Jesus ...
... that represents the victory of conscience over imagination in the interpretation of facts. Biography, on the other hand—we speak now of its most skilled exponents—even if it sometimes leans heavily from justice to mercy in the interpretation of character ...
... convincing or a very damaging indictment. I will pot quote ODO or two sentences, which may afford a convenient test for comment. Speaking of the gentleman who has come into the field as the opponent of Mr. Hakkine, be told you that, in the first place, the ...
... most productive land in the world, saw that what mr. Lloyd George mid was whssmsiy the. Territorial lo both recruited. well Speaking ye.tenlay at the opening of the new 2W 1:74! ISMiste.e.7.lt:e.rjeriler ; 344.4 374'6 = . L during the Year, and both ...
... week-end in the but only acort distance from town. On th e afer Parliament lb dissolved he * - 11 for North, when he will speak antral times. On the 11th he is due at Ipswich, , n the 13th at Bradford, and the following at Perth. ...
... for Englishmen and Scotsmen on something of the lines carried out in so generous a way for Irishmen. (Page .) Mr. Asquith. speaking at Haddington last night, defended the Navy policy of the Government and attacked Tariff Reform. (Page 7.) Sir H. Norman ...
... MR. MULLINER'S CHARGES. FURTHER EVIDENCE ON ACTION OF ADMIRALTY. Speaking at Warwick last night, Captain Airth Richardson, who is Mr. Mulliner's brother-in-law, said that be was never more astonished than at Mr. McKenna's denial of Admiralty pressure ...
... TWO-POWER STANDARD GONE, LORD C. BERESFORD ON THE PRIME MINISTER'S INCONSISTENCY. Lord Charles Beresford, speaking at Portsmouth night, said that whatever party came into power would to pay the piper for the past four years' neglect of the Nary. The Prime ...