... Speaks for Itself. Councillor Hawnt, speaking at an open air meeting in Victoria Street, in support Mrs. Tebbutt. the Labour candidate for Broomhall, said the record of his Party for the past year spok© for itself. Last year the Labour candidates promised ...

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... PLAIN SPEAKING Chelmsford recalled how. yeara ago, when the principles of sound education had been grasped only few enlightened people, Mr. Thomas Hurt said; I’M neat ion has been advocated from every possible point of view. It has been said that education ...

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... SPEAKING OF AUTHORS. OF THE STREET—WHERE YESTERDAY MEETS TO-DAY—THE TERROR IN HUNGARY—BELLES OF NEW YORK. A few weeks ago I wrote about the modern novelists and their habits of giving realism to their books by the introduction 01 actual people. Their ...

... PREMIER TO SPEAK. The Prime Minister will address women's mass meeting under the auspices the Women's Unionist organisation, the Royal Albert Hall, London, May 27. : * ...

... STRAIGHT SPEAKING AT ILKLEY In speech which a subsequent speaker described os having the breath of the slain it, Rear-Admiral J. D. Allen, before an enthusiastic audience in the Ilkley Lecture Hall on Friday evening urged that there should be gradual ...

... before endeavoured vain elicit some information from the mail, made another attempt this afternoon to make him speak. All sudden Horn began to speak. made full confession. He stated that was not a British soldier, the hospital authorities had been led to believe ...

... Mu SPEAK'S. The Speaker of the Bowe at c.,. ha , • casting rote. xerc I in IMO, during debate na 'he Regewy omitted .onunitlee Were replaced, end ill thin debate on the L.C.C. Tramra,s Sill. to Sir T. May's !,—onntory - ii the numbers • are egial ...

... PLAIN SPEAKING. have done Mr. Herbert Smith an injustice. e al other day that he seemed to have learned nothing from the tragi events of last ear. His 8 h at outhport yeste: y shows that we were wrong, and we ten to make amends. He h as not learned all ...