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... AMERICAN OPINION There few perplexing to English people the frequent in the American war widely-conflicting in United States speaking' American people been is our has minority pro-German sympathisers many utterly unscrupulous United neutrality under President ...
... PUBLIC NOTICE. LADY JELLICOE, gISHOP LADY pROCTER, Are to Speak at PUBLIC MEETING of the V M C.A. & Y.W.C.A., at ASSOCIATION HALL, ST. JAMES'S SQUARE. TO-NIGHT (WEDNESDAY), at 8. The Chair will be taken by the LORD MAYOR. Solos will be rendered by Madame ...
... MONEY FOR THE WAR MR MCKENNA AND OUR GREAT RESOURCES. GOVERNMENT SCHEME FOR FOREIGN TRADE. Mr McKeixna, speaking at a luncheon at the Hotel Cecil, yesterday, in connection with the Trade-after-the-War Conference of the Assoc ation of Chambers of Commerce ...
... ENGLAND'S FOREMOST PICTURE ORGANIST, H. E. D (Late Musical Director Shaftesbury Pavilion, T«ondon). The Man who makes pictures speak.—Vide Press. COME AND HEAR THE FINEST MUSIC AND SEE THE BRIGHTEST PROGRAMME IN THE WEST OF ENGLAND. You can have your Favourite ...
... HOW WE STAND. BRISTOL, WEDNESDAY. MAR. 1, 1916 Speaking a luncheon, yesterday, in connection with the important meeting of the Associated Chambers of Commerce, Mr McKenna, the Chancellor of the Exchequer, was able to make declaration that must make the ...
... Home Fleet; Lady Procter, President of the National Council of the Y.W.C.A.: and Bishop Welldon, Dean of Manchester, are to speak at the V.M.C.A. Hall, tonight, at a public meeting aid of the war work of the V.M.C.A.-and Y.W.C.A. The Lord Mayor (Dr. Barclay ...
... if single trader stood out such an arrangement, then the whole thing fell to the ground that particular district. He could speak feelingly, and from experience. In one or two sections of the city had been enabled to bring about earlier closing. In other ...
... ENGLAND'S FOREMOST PICTURE ORGANIST, H. E. D (Late Musical Director Shaftesbury Pavilion, Ixmdon). The Man who makes pictures speak.—Vide Press. COME AND HEAR THE FINEST MUSIC AND SEE THE BRIGHTEST PROGRAMME IN THE WEST OF ENGLAND. You can have your Favourite ...
... resolution submitted the great meeting held the Guildhall afternoon of nation’s McKenna Mr Balfour and Lord chief speakers Mr speak prevented attending by a cold The National Savings Campaign People were urged stock their and they could without Mr also taken ...
... not only the army in the field, but the other—the civilianarmy consisting of the whole of the civilian population at home. Speaking as representative of the army in the field, want to appeal on their behalf to the civilian army at home, for it is vital ...
... wished given which strictly compatible neutrality 1 with of this kind” Regarding General Staff bulletin Colonel that generally speaking no importance to circular would not allow it for purposes known this he not tolerated it would have officers by disciplinary ...
... Grice, formerly a member of the staff of the 'Western Daily Press,' will be glad and interested to learn that he is well. He speaks, in a recent letter to a friend Bristol, of the severe snowstorms in the region in which his battalion—the 3rd Grenadier Guards—is ...