... representative it bad sent to the dinner. Sir Edwin Ann then proposed “The Liberal Cause.” Time was pressing, and he would not speak long, but he knew how dear tho cause was to all present, and he hoped that every man of them would his duty at the coming election ...

... Cernareon and Denbigh Herald December andgentlemen throughout the couple. 1905. Again, speaking in the House of bee Commons as June 17th, 1901, he said, speaking .a * t e a l ga thering of such magnitude an d ee of the BOW' refugees who w platted in ...

... industry and naturally they little alarmed Mr Chamberlain’s secretary replies : ‘I that Mr Chamberlain has no authority to speak he has not yet heard anyone uiity wood pulp supposed that wood pulp would come under the of free materials There is no foundation ...

... Juniors Ina Miller 855 Nellie Whyte 825 Buchanan 821 Wilson 820 Lord Lamington’s Defence of the Second Chamber — Lord Lamington speaking a Unior it gathering at Consett Durham on night said the outcry against the Hone© of Lords was bunkum He could not ve a dangerous ...

... together. but whatever the reason it was very pleasant that the Mayor should be each year to give this entertainment After speaking of the way were ued. the in which the invitations Mayor eaid that when he looked round and saw several of the healthy faces ...

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... LINGFIELD, MR. HARRY BRODIE and other Gentlemen will speak. Chairman: THE HON. MARK NAPIER, TUESDAY, JANUARY 4th, 7.0 COUNCIL SCHOOL, LOWER KINGSWOOD, MR. HARRY BRODIE and other Gentlemen will speak Chairman: Mr. F. H. HAMILTON TUESDAY, JANUARY 4th, 8 ...

... realm, the representatives of the foreign Powers, the Ministers, the clergy, and State officials. The King and Queen will speak a few words to each. In the evening there will be a State banquet to distinguished guests. ...

... glorious principlos of Free Trade, which had transformed the country since he was a boy, that this could assured. (Applause.) Speaking of the Budget, Mr. said that 4,000 meetings in the past six months all over the country had received the measure with delight ...

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... He ercesed ‘the greater part of the Congo territory, and $nquired, even to tho nto one was at liberty to approach bim. t speak without feat or restraint “Soon after his to Belgium he sub- pitted to Parliament @ the aystem of exploite- tion of the pro@ucte“of ...