... qualities he will live in imperishable memory in the profession these precincts and on the Northern Circuit” Mr Fraser Harrison speaking on behalf of Bar said Lord Birkenhead was a frind to whole of the Bar by reason of great interest he took Northern Circuit ...

... notion anything to on ” We had wait hours for that however then were not quite certain that Peggie Flint could induced to speak But at the appointed Mrs Lobbitt appeared at the door of sitting-room in her niece A single glance at Peggie’s pretty face ...

... reader New Meteor in the Scy That was a memorable scene when tiie House realised that lebiter of rank appeared its midst Speaking the Opposition Bench leaning the Bench and occasionally butting his hands pockets g poured forth in a fluent iispingtongue ...

... our convictions in We pref opposition to those of oth eo we e er se pple. prefer to let the truth, as and try to show it, speak for itself. The result is that to some our case seems to go by default. And there will always be people unwilling or unable ...

... PROBLEM OVERLAPPING After speaking of a largcJ number of societies which had grown for public education and welfare work, Mrs. Watson paid there was much to proud of in Burnley much deplore. Along with other towns Burnley had a largo number of unemployed ...

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... lecture is in Kansas City and 1 will also speak in Chicago and Washington and travel across the country to California I am due back New York about the middle of November” The three principal subjects which shall speak are Socialism the British Empire and world ...

... WILL GO DOWN IN DISASTER WITHOUT ECONOMY rm. a speclai eartespaineme LONDON, Wednesday. Speaking M a Junior Constitutional Club luncheon in Loudon. to-day, following • tribute to Lord Birkenhead, Sir Robert Horne said a Try insidious f a ll ac y had. ...

... is no better guarantee against the recurrence of the tragedy of another world war than a good understanding among English-speaking peoples. —Lord Howard. I am glad I read one Edgar Wallace, but when 1 began to read a second I said to myself, This is the ...

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... EXTENSION OF IMPERIAL PREFERENCES SIR R HORNE’S PLAN FOR TRADE REVIVAL Evening Express Correspondent Today Robert Ilorne speaking at a Junior Constitutional Club luncheon in London today advocated the extension of preferences to extent approximating as ...

... Barclay). apologising for a noisy welcome which had been given to Lord Howard of Penrlth and Lady Howard, told the English- Speaking Union that he was wakened by the Lady Mayoress. There was a tremendous racket going on in the square. The visit of their ...