... . F ., which held its first meeting in the Albion Halls , in October 1884 . The speaker was H . M . Hyndman , and ' about 1000 people were present . Subsequent meetings had as speakers William Morris , Prince Kropotkin , John Burns , Edward Carpenter ...

... MP for Govan had not been forwarded for reconsideration by the division’s Labour selection conference up folate last night -- s He told reporter Govan I to have invited appear selection conference meeting m Glasgow on Sunday bee' 1“ down If Govan sellct ...

... Violet for POTTED version of “Dick evening Whittington” was presented Venue the novel occasion was ! Regent Hall Nottingham on the Part chial Hall Woodborough evening by of and I only sorry I not !ith Nottingham (St Ann's) Com-prerent to “have a go pany ...

... depend parties outside country to do the job” Mr Maclean goes to Transport House Mr Neil Maclean 75-years-old Labour MP for Govan who has not been readopted by Glasgow Labour party because he wag considered too old yesterday had an interview with Mr Morgan ...

... injuries but fortunately they have' no Football commitment week They are taking strong eleven including Kane Reid : Willis Govan and Blatchford to play a friendly with the local club Tavistock McShane is another victim of in-fluenza an illness from which ...

... interruptions yesterday at a meeting at Lichfield (Staffs) The interruptions came mostly from a group of women at the back of the hall and all except one were ignored by the Prime Minister They were not sufficiently loud to interfere with his speech but at the ...

... already won the rubber A R Morris and J R Moroney each scored centuries and together they failed by only 19 runs to equal the record opening stand for a Test South Africa 233 set up by J H Fingleton and W Brown Newlands in 1935 Morris's 111 included a 6 and ...

... Wabb (Communist). North Woat Lt-Cmdr. Gurnoy Braithwalto (Cons.), Mr Clauds Morris (Lab.), Miss Francos Pugh (Lib.). Youngest candidate is probably Mr Ronald Fraser (Liberal. Govan Division of Glasgow*, aged 21. Among women candidates. probably the youngest ...

... RIDING Barkston Ash (C) 50180 'Col L H Hazel (C) 24438: Hazel No change Colne Valley (Lab) 58265 'W G Hall (Lab) Mrs E E Smith (C) R F Leslie (L) 1945— ‘Hall (Labi 23488: 11593: Lawrence (L) 7890 11895 No change Dearne Valley 57736 'Wilfred (Lab) Mrs A L G ...

... Driscoll J. (C.) Lab. unopposed. SWANSEA (Fast) *Mort D. L. (Lab.) Lynam J. F. (C.) Lab. 18,127. L. Nat. 6.102. SWANSEA (West) *Morris P. (Lab.) Jones Sir Lewis (Nat. L.-C.' Lab. 18.098. L. Nat. 13.069. Yorks., N. Riding CLEVELAND *Willey 0. G. (Lab.) Peake ...

... sessions are the vice- d t Finaghy. Belfast; 2. Calder- chairmen. Mr. P, F. Gillies, B.Sc., pr*c7.s?ng wood. Belfast; Jean Govan, Holy- several ladies, while the hon. overyone the singing and there wood. treasurer, Mr. W. A. Rainey, D.F.C., r>erformance ...

... Hazel: (Lab ). 24.322. C. maj. 116. Valley. Electorate: 58,266. •Rt. Hon. W. G. Hall (Lab.) ; Mrs. E. E. Smith (C.) .. R. F. Leslie (L.) Result not yet declared. 1945— *Hall (Lab.). 23.468; Smith (C). 11,593; Lawrence iL.j. 7,890. Lab. maj. 11,886. Valley ...