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... Liberal Government of that time tried to do to death Ernest Jones—one of the noblest men who ever lived—while in prison for speaking out on behalf of the weak and oppressed. LIBERAL TREACHERY OVER THE HOUSE OF LORDS. The Liberals have always shouted Down ...

... so. It will always be so, I fear. But I shall at least have the satisfaotion of knowing that I have uttered a warning. Speaking for yourself for a moment, I said, I believe that the modification that has taken place in your Socialistic views has ...

... go to war, are running a very great risk indeed (interruption•) Don't, pray, interrupt in that foolish way. I hope I ant speaking moderately and fairly, and I ha ve only raid this beoeuae I went all our people to remember that the Nary is our first and ...

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... importance of the issue is so great to allow of nobody standing on one side who has a mind of his own, and the inclination to speak his mind when the occasion arises. (Cheers.) It is astonishing to me that after all these years the question of the House of ...

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... SPOLIATION AND HATRED. Mr. Bonar Law, speaking at Dulwich on Wednesday night, said the demagogue tried to win power by exciting cupidity, stirring class hatred, and holding out to the pop** hopes from the »poliation of the rich. The Government possessed ...

... -eceivod. It is not proposed to have overflow moeiing, the Chancellor Rio Exchequer will not ri*** til! 8 15 m., and te to speak for hour and a quarter. Mr Rufirs Isaacs will have two opponents his fight hero lor Liberalism and the Budget fai only one ...