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... k- self so chivalrous expressive of the finer instincts aristocracy awakened of the audience Mr was good physical form to speak slowly deliberately to building and has to do this he the “hwyll word (no doubt misspelled) signifies I believe cadence and ...
... Prime Minister his Sitting left Mr John Glenconner were also the platform introductory remarks there had Mr got his feet to speak than the of suffragists revealed sentences the Minister times disturbers being ejectid by the force Then Burleigh intervened ...
... Kingdom besides Ireland will remember bow last yesr addressed meeting in Dundee I made it perfectly clear I speaking myself made it clear speaking of the immediate future but dealing subject which lay the moment outside practical politics raising a question ...
... Piccadilly drive Mr Martin back to his office Sometimes they to the Cafe places Mrs wonld speak to on the ’phone three-quarters hour Mr Shearman : know to whom speaking?— I or-twice My darling” Mr Martin 25 1910 the witness he drove Mt Martin Mrs to first ...
... Sir Edward Carson basis of Irish Parliament and executive responsible it Sir Edward of the party refused Home conditions Speaking the majority Ulster members would welcome Home Rule Bill based on universal agreement They were prepared to make any concessions ...
... special oases of oocupier in employer' belief oocupier would employer Act fell occupier regarded over employing assistant after speaking occupier shop to “his shop’ of 1913 there expressly referring premises for refreshments permitted to elect to of holidays ...
... fair why solution is oompatible tho principle Irish Parliament Executive to it destructive of of Government from wanted to speak about bod the land problem some of supporters about expeaee is higher ever be higher It uuort year dore Commons certain of ...
... glad of the opportunity Gentlemen I hospitality It satisfaction Don’t you I I chief His presence that if I to will follow speak I But it Chamber they appreciated Continuing Mr Sambidge said the future look development of the of Commerce Birmingham Chamber ...
... authority to provisional government they were going straight ahead day after day in perfecting all the that might be necessary Speaking at Donoughmore co Cork yesterday Mr William O’Brien that Mr Redmond last had there statesman silenoe last Sunday He thougnt ...
... will be shared by the whole whose are— (cheers)— it will make a difference even Ulster Do not misunderstand me cannot speak to speak for Ulster and my heart I sure of that the people this country what the feelings of Ulster are they never will them of ...