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... Mr. Spencer Speaks Out. Mr. George Spencer's frank and manly contribution to the debate on the Trade Unions Bill provides unimpeachable testimony to the reality the evils which the Bill is designed to remedy. Mr. Spencer, whose sincerity has been put ...
... • MR. AMP SPEAKS OUT.” Sir.—Very few of your readers will ogreo with the statement made the writer of ** Mr. Cramp spooks out when ?ays: ” But if truth can never spoken too soon, can certainly never be uttered too late.” Such a statement ted by both history ...
... CT Mr. Cramp Speaks Out. The reputable loaders of official trade unionism have been slow to realise the truth about the disruptive elements within the ranks of their members, and a little tardy in uttering that truth, but th© outspoken denunciation of ...
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... M. Sarraut, speaking again, said:— Wc have no desire to destroy merchant vessels, Mr. Balfour has said. We have formally declared the contrary here, and this declaration was echoed the debates in the French Senate. But France has coast lines which she ...
... SIR JOHN SIMON SPEAKS OPT. Sir John Simon, referring speech at Thanio last night statements Parliament by the Premier and Mr. Asquith regard to the French advance into the Ruhr. said, the face of this alarming .-ituation, which the whole future Euroi* ...
... PLAIN SPEAKING BY SIR JAMES CRAIG. READY FOR EMERGENCIES. Sir James Craig, the Ulster Premier, delivered on important speech in Belfast on Saturday, relating to the position of Ulster and the peace conference. The occasion was the opening of a Unionist ...
... G. B. S. SPEAKS FOR MR. WEBB. support of the candidature of Mr. Sidney Webb, Labour demonstration was held at the Empire Theatre, Harbour, last uight, which Mr. George Bernard Shaw was the chief speaker. Mr. Shaw said that the thing which interested them ...
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... J. Cook, speaking at Hinckley •utlined the proposals which the Miner-' ' deration wish to put before the K „ („„iTMiupiit. Page 9 . .1. .IT.. V. Coke. C.M.G., C.V.0., f.B.K Constable of the West I«•»•!! appointed Chief of 'he r: |\«lii-c Mission to the ...