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... SERB/AN BISHOP ON COI HIS COUNTRY. Bishop Nicholai Velimirovir of Zica, Serbia, who is on a short visit to this country, will speak on the condition of his country at the Serbian Red Cross Headquarters, 9, Ennismore-gardens, S.W.?, on Wednesday next, at 3 ...
... sentimental, and that the Allies, who were all good friends, were not going to fall out on a question which, practically speaking, is only of secondary importance. So far as Italy is concerned, Fiume and the Adriatic are, of course, the outstanding subjects; ...
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... trouble which we have to face is of a• sentimental order. The national sentiment on the question of Fiume, which, ically speaking, is only a small matter, is a sort of synThol indicating that the war was not waged in vain. It must always be remembered ...
... tarty %else, threw open his grounds for a meetinT of that party when no other place was available. ADVICw. TA ROLIAN NARI• Speaking to a delegation of the Roman nobility yesterday, the Pope said : The nobility must set an example to others for the propagation ...
... , s convinced that its conditions would be just as hard as those of the other Central States. The National Assembly would speak the last word regarding the acceptance or rejection of the terms. Hungary's future foreign policy would be directed by the ...
... the Westminster Gazette. Sir.—lt was in March 1897 that Mr. Glkdstone wrote to the Duke of Westminster : It is thee to speak with freedom. At this hue rest Nom. with population el 14C.000.00Q 110.000.000. me ender the Nevem meat two each the tide of ...
... PRICIL TODAY at and 0.10 and ?Mar at 1.10 and Pt*OY BURTON LOWELL THOMAS the greatest triumph ever kerma in England or oaths Speaking Stage aid Moving-neteree. With ALLENBY in PALESTINE and LAWRENCE in ARABIA. The Romano of Root Lift ...
... Sir Hugh Bell. A resolution dealing with Embargoes and Dora will be moved by Captain Wedgwood Benn. Mr. Philp Snowden will speak on war expenditure and the deficit. Mr. Loves Dickinson will deal with Famine Relief. ...
... his throat, has been ordered a change of climate. Lion depend for their livelihood, are stupidly sup,;ill be, figuratively sPeaking, torn to Pieces when Lads - Mond and he leave on Thursday for the pressed without cause. This fatuous rein of inof the terms ...
... proposals can be obtained to meet the objections of all but the most extreme. There is certain to be a good deal of strong speaking. but on the the delegates are disposes to take their resronsibilities seriously. and they will not fightly embark on a course ...
... yours faithfully, A. E. T. To the Editor of the Westminster Garette. Sir,—ln connexion with the proposed increase in fares speak of these as swelling the of men already millionaires. Surely the shareholders, whether modest capitalists or millionaires ...