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... OUR PLAIN SPEAKING PREMIER. NO APOLOGY FOR INDISCRETIONS. WHERE DOES MR. LLOYD GEORGE STAND? COALITION CRITICISM ANSWERED. or* London, Thursday. since was boy, was myself favour giving the suffrage women. Ido not tlaiin that as merit. Many best friends ...
... 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 ...
... on. Speaking for himself, ■,' t ' ** Ivrass failhinu** for two \rar-. aldo pay because hini. tlicy destroyed capita!, , w wanted to do, they could not carry ...
... The above ao entirely unsolicited and obvionsly genuine expression or opinion one who is well qualified to speak with authority the tyre question. His letter bears oat the claim made bebair of Avons that they give best results where roads are worst ...
... LORD R. CECIL AND HIS OBJECT IN POLITICS. A PROFOrND ADVOCATE PEACE AND TRANQUILLITY. Speaking at Baldock last night. Lord Robert Cecil said Mr. Honar Law 's programme had one great merit. It was very simple, and was not very ambitious. The want of ...
... THE LIBRARY TABLE, ENGLAND. OVERSEAS ENGLISHMAN'S JEREMIAD. •' Who to-day amongst children men thinks and speaks of England as a former generation spoke of her? The question is asked 44 Overseas Englishma ' in a book entitled England (John Lane ...
... M. POINCARE PRAISES WINE. SOURCE OF PLEASURE, COURAGE, AND INSPIRATION. Paris, Sunday. M. Poincarc, the Premier, speaking last night the closing banquet the French National Week, said: Although America has pronounced condemnation of our wines, hope that ...
... NEWS OF THE NORTH. WARDROP GRIFFITH ON CHOOSING A BOY'S CAREER. Speaking ai Ilkley Grammar School speech •lay, where distributed the prize*, on Saturday . Dr. T. Griffith, Medicine at Leeds said patents and bovs fell into the mistake of expect* ing that ...
... LEEDS UNIVERSITY LECTURES. COTMAX Mr. Lawrence Binyon, speaking Coltman, last evening, at Leeds Umvaraitv. added Ins tribute to the merov of Cotman, who is last being recognised one the greatest genises who ever touched landscape. emphasised the quality ...
... 13. ly^. THE LABOUR LEADERS. «r - ■ CHURCHILL-CURZON DUEL. MR, J. H. THOMAS SATIRICAL. Speaking at Manchester yesterday afternoon. Mr. J. H. said was stated that Labour got into power capital would leave the country forthwith. Such doctrine might have ...
... DEPRESSED AND ITS DIFFICULTIES. SIR A. BOSCAWEN'S ADVl EXTENDED CREDIT F.\CILH Sir Arthur G. Boscawen, 0 f ture. speaking at all industries were deprcf«ed dav vf' thought agriculture was probably ' thlk Ut 1,1 depressed of all Industrie*. The * Dky ' ...
... EQUIP THE LEAGUE OF NATIONS WITH FORCE. MAJOR-GENERAL SEELY'S ADVICE. Speaking Ripley, Derbyshire, last evening, Major-General M.P., said:—With regard to crisis the Near East have two things to say—ono particular, one general. The particular point is ...