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... definite scale of punishments for each succeeding offence meriting suspension, the Prime Minister, who explained that he was speaking in his clpacity of Leader of the House, gave all the previous cases within the past 21 years in which Members, after suspension ...
... This, he ,:;ug:.zested, could only be counteracted . by citizens taking more interest in inuriHpai affairs. Sir Willi—m was speaking to the members of the Rotary Club, at their weekly luncheon yesterday. One point, he said, was in his opinion of the most ...
... have laid to his charge a more grievous or awful crime? (Ministerial cheers.) Mr. Maxton, Sir Frederick maintained, was not speaking under excitement hut coolly and deliberately, as were the three other Members. They must remember that certain Members from ...
... assistance. Coroners' Courts up and down the country tell the painful tale with monotonous regularity, and thoughtless folk speak lightly of the callousness or cowardice of the onlookers. The charge is unjust. Indeed it is a common occurrence that men, ...
... from the Members concerned had no more to do with the putting down of this resolution than the box in front of which he was speaking. It wa s never intended that the action of the Members in coming to the Hous e should be anything but a technical claim of ...
... Kellett, b Broadhead, 0; extras, 14; total 131. LOFTHOUSE.—A. Kellett, not out 91; H. Wrigley, lbw, b Broadhead (G.\, 24; 1. Speake, not out. 12; extras, 8; total, 135. To-day's First-Class Matches. YORKSHIRE v. WORCES'EFRSHIRE, rt Harrogate. LANCASHIRE ...
... House to the Royal Assent of the Rents Bill. Unfortunately, the ceremony was robbed of its solemnity, for Black Rod, after speaking the firSt few words of the time-honoured formula, became hopelessly stuck. , He stood before the Speaker's Chair like a schoolboy ...
... Vivian had committed He went on: I have been betrayed by the man - whom 1 was sure was my best friend, and on my refusing to speak against him ho has taken the opportunity to swear my life away. He put the matter very vaguely, and there would be no need ...
... the yelping of jackals. Mr Macdonald, with great tael, supported the resolution. made pro. minent the tael that he was not speaking leader of the Labour Party but lender of the Opposition, and therefor* entrusted jointly with the Prune with the duty preserving ...
... entering upon his (and her) estate, must not only employ but hi« heritage/' Splendid ideals, wise words! Mr. Fisher then speaks of sport and gambling, and said: “We delighted to represent ourselves as very stupid.” Good gracious! I Now. because the Band ...
... the hen. Memher objected to the expression he would withdraw it. The Prime Minister, he went on, would have been there to speak but he was engr,gecl in a Cabinet meeting. There were seven departments which employed priblicity scents who were all train ...
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