... BIRMINGHAM POST JUNE 19 1926 LIBERALS STILL DIVIDED AT THE WESTON CONFERENCE CANDIDATES AT THE NEXT ELECTION PLAIN SPEAKING FROM WOLVERHAMPTON The meeting of the Council of National Liberal Federation concluded Weston-super-Mare yesterday the proceedings ...

... THOMAS Mr J H Thomas MP rose to speak amid pesistent of “ Vote!” The Chair-ma to obtain for Mr Thomas who sat down Order was of to Miners’ He had arranged that one of the principal officials of the Federation should speak and two the leaders of the Transport ...

... been raised and steps to secure the balance are to be taken at once The English-speaking already has done great work in promoting comradeship' among' the peoples of world speak the tongue Shakespeare spoke There British Empire States together membership ...

... been negotiated ' - sPeak for himself and there Starting tn he should all parts five fifteen the being spondeiit tbelhternationMLabour Office— the Continent the British Trades Union (sentence upon him him of meetings IS airmen Speaking Islington Saturday ...

... very best for success and adds that if an industrial constituency wants to be represented in the House of Commons by one who speak with first-hand knowledge of the needs and desires of labour Smethwick will choose Mr to its member The letter proceeds: The ...

... direction until they hajl obtained authority from the Miners’ Executie to for them or to put forward proposes MR COOK CANCELS SPEAKING CAMPAIGN Mr A J Cook last evening made the following statement: “On my return to this afternoon learned that as result of ...

... often not good sound Lancashire or Devon the piayers get hold of it and speak it chee’tully whatever county with the same Mummer-set accent It always that actors trade is speaking are so ignorant of accent even of Cockney Not in twenty could deliver without ...

... Viscount Grey speaking in London last night in criticism of Mr Lloyd George said it was impossible again to pass spenge over past differences that they should all come together feeling mutual trust Agreements Disarmament Viscount Cecil speaking London last ...

... Baldwin strongly repudiating in the of the loyal English-Dutch speaking population and natives views of General Hertzog on the independence of the Dominions declaring that General Hertzog is speaking behalf of the party which has not abandoned the policy of ...

... less of formal nature the main business beginning to-day it is expected that Sir Austen Chamberlain (Foreign Secretary) will speak foreign affairs This will probably give rise discussion on the making of treaties with foreign Powers and it is expected that ...

... the morning Heath Recreation Ground where Mr Cook expected to speak eleven o’clock An hour and a later the news arrived that Mr Cook had missed his train from London and that he would speak on Pelsall Common in the afternoon This arrangement was varied ...

... lectern and in the pulpit met with cries from all parts of the hall of Speak up Sir We can’t hear you’ and the cries were justifiable It was a difficult hall and the accustomed to speaking in West End theatre with its fine acoustic properties could be heard ...