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... islands and settles in Canada, Australis or South Airiest What about America, a great industrial country like ourselves, speaking our own language. Let me quote again some of Lord Birkenhead's figures; they cannot be too widely known. In the United Sista ...
... owiation toil that id ?Staffordshire bad .11way- r . orked in perfeet harmony. Mr. madam,. would been a (Hurt re-re.m ih.m bum in speak of !-liropshire Snob for he had had more ftpCrif.nce ui in that isount. Mr. H. Skim. the zsbropsiiire F.A.I and Mr. J. Mr. ...
... Oliver, who basjust recovered from a sharp attack of malaria. was the star tarn et the Caledonian Baths, where he was billed t speak in support of the Labour eandidate for West Islingtce. Londoners ere not disposed to regard young kir. Oliver's intervention ...
... system of Pie nntion without filet to the Fl3plc Min action is now dilealving Parwent was one of the most democratic, in 6,0. Speaking en the Protection relic!. e «looker mid that he stood for it brae it would nr-ve-t rt. it'sh to hjected to unfair cotopetilioa ...
... ideas of their own importance. “Indeed!” we amid. “And may we you why?” Because he is no longer a Liberal. Any man who will speak and work for Mr. Waterhouse Reynolds and Capt, Evame can- not be a Liberal” we anak “How do you define ‘a Liberal?’ ” “ One ...
... AIRDRIE TOWN MISSION. TEA TO-NIQHT At 7.31. This NOBLE FAMILY from Paisley will speak and sing. All ...
... Commissionr of the Girl Guides arid Brownies. made her first appearance uniform at Beverley Thursday. *** Sir Hugh Bell, who is speaking on Tuesday evening in Artillory Barracks, support of Sir John Barran, well known aa the champion of Free Trade in the North ...
... and better times for the miners the industries would consume more coal (Cheers) MAJOR AND THE LABOUR CANDIDATE Major Paget speaking at Raiby on Mon- day condemned the tactics of bus Labour opponent (Mr Hughes) who he alleged used persqqal abuse If Mr Hughes ...
... Co. (London) Ltd., 58 Compton Work “ A discussion followed, the fol- Street, Goswell Road, London, 1. The lowing members speaking :-Bro. Arnott. Monday od ID S J.W. ; Bro. Cation, D.E.S.; Bro. representatives of D. H. Brown, agrieul| Watson, D. Secy. ...
... levy. It vrould, enable taxEition to be reduced and ialustry and labour rnoro freely, developed. Eipoliency T. Principle. Speaking at Noeth Carnbe! well Mr. C. G. Amnum, the Labour owixlidate, remarked that Free Trade and Rroteetion. were becom. in matte's ...
... DUNFERMLINE BURGHS. NOT IN FAVOUR FOR A TEAR FOR M.P.'s. Speaking at a well-attended meeting in the Music Hall, Inverkeithing. Tuesday night. Mr W. Watson, the Labour candidate, said he did not know whether Mr Wallace, his opponent, was a Liberal or Tory ...
... GENERAL. l-tb-h(h“h&hflm tion who is & native of these Islands, and 1 am prowl to he able to speak our (Continned on nert column ). ...