... Lloyd-George ) of modern times—Mr W. I. Gladstone—the Lords hare justification for the course they have taken. lir Gladstone. speaking as Chancellor of the Ixehequer, said : Caw. might &rime in which. front the ilkgitinialr incorporation of dements not finantint ...

... Highland.. Iles pleasure was dashed a little he same there with broken voice and diminished energy through the strain of speaking at other place,. Addressing the men of I mill. be said he knew lie was addressing a e tied audience. consisting of Cons-restive* ...

... Ttillthardite—l ant cot cppoud to publie on the °hie. of it. it you think is would lead to ereatcr temperance. Genctally speaking. I rotten. the Bill bcf ...

... brinight rough times to owners, to occupiers, and. more important. to the great interest of sheep farming. I he. here, broadly speaking. there are two kinds of education—the one to know how to spend money. the other to worship and to hoard it. The principal ...

... obvious to anyone who taken at. , interest whatsoever in t►e industrial roadi tions of America. The AMERICAN AMBASSADOR. speaking at the Thanksgiving Day banquet given at be Hotel Cecil by the American Society in Inn don, on November rich, MC referred ...

... night. After worml hal been rustle in favour of Mr Chapman 's adoption otopptil forward from the bock of the hall and began to speak. H 3 wart reoegr-.:ad by a pica) many prate! as Me Peter surfacvnan. Dunhill. well known as • keel kettle:a Mr Chapman thn ...

... tenderhearted and sensitive of men. Ti. eonclii.ion, Mr Murray said that he rejoiced in that season of peace and good-will to speak of him who was so filled with the tender charitable spirit of Christmas, enfolded, as it often was, in this land. in a garment ...

... or any other paper they took in. oice—Or . the War ('ry. and Inuohter.) He should just like to say word more. When last speaking from political platform in Criell - he hail said something about the danger of invasion from liennauy. It was re• ,rived ...

... Hotter which was given of the minting. there was a fairly tindienee-ttrarme A. tela. Strathallan Castle. presiding. W hi The w speak q er was Mr W. Ritchie. Edinliurgli. Mr Ritchie said the all-important itnestion was-What is to be the people's serslitt at ...

... Prime Minister. is to open his campaign in Kant Fife, by addressing hi: Leven constituents on the With inst. Mr Asquith will speak al on :MI January. ana ut Creel 13th January'. TEI NM AT mum As usual, the close of the year &visioned a large influx of visitors ...

... unable, owing to the pressure of other engagements, to fulfil his promise to speak at Perth on Saturday. He addresses a meeting at Glasgow on the 12th. Lord Charles Beresford, speak* on the navy at Portsmouth on Tuesday night, said the Premier wee an extremely ...

... pounds wh en t h e money was i nveste d i n :e- -curities, s a id L or d Onslow, the principal landowner of Guildfo r d, speaking there on Jane 15th, 1909. es • • If the landlords C can a ff or d t o ref u s e t o avail • themselves of the opportunity ...