... NOTES AND COMMENTS FROM LA JGHT’ SPEECHE Speaking in Birmingham, Mr. Walter Long, dealing with the Radical attitude on the House of Lorde, said: — Their (the Radicals) object was not necessarily to create a Parliament co of one Chamber, but to give to ...

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... have watch night services, where those disposed may bring in the new year with praise and prayer. The outlook, generally speaking, is of a happier and more prosperous year than the last, and the prevailing significant optimism on the Stock Exchange is ...

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... address meetings Brighton and Bath respectively. Tn the second week in January he will commence his Fifeshire campaign, and speak at large number meetings the county. ...

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... RUFFIAN ATTACK us sorry for the party plight when Review ' permit* speak of Mr tiie language it does. Two extracts are sufficient; “We can make some for the devilish temper of thus foolish and foul mouthed demagogue now that his machiavellian for cap ...

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... A RUFFIAN ATTACK. One is for the w Gentlemanly party’s'’ plight when “National Review’’ permit* it*elf speak of Mi* George in the language it doet>. Two extracts are sufficient: can make some allowance for the devilish temper of this foolish and demagogue ...