... ASKING ME TO SPEAK You invariably spoil this luncheon. said Lord Derby, by asking me to speak after it (laughter). You call this our annual opportunity of saying what we like about the Press; but do you think for one moment any of us is going to ...

... He was about to speak further when the Coroner !aid, Pk..itse . sit down ...

... For Advertisements of Other Services to Australia and New Zealand See First and Last Pages. BOATS AND DAVITS. SPEAKING last year at the plenary session of the Safety of Life at Sea Conference when the convention drawn up by that body was adopted, Senator ...

... Dominion status. Though I speak for the Liberal section and have no right to speak for any other, I hope that when any one of us belonging to any one of the three sections of Parliament speaks in connection with India shall always speak as one Parliament and ...

... CANCELS ENGAGEMENTS Owing to pressure work Air. A. V. Alexander. First Lord of the Admiralty, liaa had cancel his engagements speak at Shcffi’ id to-day and to-morrow. ...

... AMUSING COMMONS STORY. The Rev. R. M. Kedward, speaking in the Commons last night, told tho story of wealthy broker who bought a farm, and who. on seeing that there was sharp rise in the price of wool, wired to his bailiff to start sheering at once. The ...

... Nation. except personal jealousies, and the times are too serious for personal considerations t ...

... that a judge has been speaking about the amount of perjury in the English courts, said the Salford Stipendiary Magistrate (Nr. P. R•. Atkin). today. I make bold to claim that in Lancashire matters are not so ery bad. Speaking from twenty-too yeari ...

... HEART AND SOUL. I have no down on Chelsea. I choose them merely illustrate and emphasise point, and I claim speak for the thinking man in the crowd —the man whose patronage made ” football. And that is what I think the professional Football Clubs Ltd ...

... Chairman said a more powerful address than Kr. Paxton had given them ho had never heard. Any time he knew I Yr. Patton was speaking on a SiMiat subject be would be prepared to travel aides to hear him. He mentioned the rodiffrrenoo of people. (the Chair ...

... HOUR OF INDIA’S NEED. Chairman, and through I speak to England, to-day has the hour of India’s need, end to-day British India and the Indian Stares have assembled together for the second time at another conference in the centre of the Empire. have no ...

... Labour. Party itself. We do not now speak of coalition. That perhaps would present insuperable difficulties, for Mr. Lloyd Georg© is too powerful figure to bo absorbed by Cabinet in which Labour should predominate. W© speak only of closer co-operation, and ...