... WHIG FOR THE PREMIER. CHANCELLOR TO REPLY LLOYD GEORGE. The Hague, Thursday. T:.' r, frman newspapers announce 'that the ■ Chancellor, who had decided make a fM'mc'ot today, has postponed it, until Tuesday t ’. account of the speech which Lloyd J, ’ deliver ...

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... THE LAND CAMPAIGN. MR OUTHWAITE, M.P., AND WHIG REACTIONARIES. Mr Outhwaite. M.P . speaking at Charlton. Kent, last night, on the laud campaign, said ho had n*> doubt if the Chancellor were alone concerned they would get what they desired, but Mr Lloyd ...

... IRISH NEWSPAPER’S OPINION The Northern Whig (Belfast), referring the Royal Proclamation, says: This silly attempt to frighten the Ulster Loyalists will only cause amusement amongst people it i© meant terrify. till the last few weeks it was pretended that ...

... of some of the more extravagant ideals of Messrs Hemmerde and Outhwaite to disarm the determined opposition of the wealthy Whigs. Ry T ...

... inflicted suffering upon Rumania which the Allies would have done anything prevent, there was reason to condemn the Allies. Colonel WHIG ALL and continued the discuasion. Tho men who rule Germany ate neither benevolent nor invincible. They take- pride in being ...

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... RONALI th House to a Friday’s Irish time Liberals Speaker had g He submitted t Mr J. McVE also complainec Unionist papers Whig, adverse Chairman of W The SPEAKE not be carried Chairman of W amount of crit confidence of t nore it. The PRIME which had ...

... INCIDENT. BLUEJACKETS SKIRMISH WITH GUN-RUNNING ARABS. Bushire, Tuesday. The following details have been received collision whig)' urred recently a landing party H.M.S. and Arabs. the u'.t., H.M.S. Hyacinth landed part y Bluejackets to search tor arms'wirii ...

... DEATH OF THE LEADER OF THE PARTY. On Tuesday morning last the Right Bon. George Ponsonby, M.P., the leader of the Whig Party the House of Commons, but justly respected by all for his talents and private virtues. Ha lingered from the 30th nit., when suddenly ...

... otherwise the msertloa cannot enanutoed. BIRTH. HADDISON.— Hunstanworth Vicarage, the 19th mat, the wile the Rev. marriage. WHIG HELL - TINDALL. - At Chatton Church, the 18th inst., by the Rev. Frank Long, vicar. Henry Spitusl, Isabella Brewie. eldest ...

... the necessities of the case. The Cabinet quarrel threatens to bring to a blaze the long smouldering dissensions between the Whig and Lloyd George sections of the Ministry, ...