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... CALL TO ARMS. ENTHUSIASTIC MEETING AT CRAMLINGTON, SPEECH BY MR GRATTAN DOYLE. With the object of securing recruits, a public meeting was held last night in the Co-operative Hall, Cramlington. Mr John Morison occupied the chair, and was supported by Mr ...
... Road. 8.0. —Spital Tongues. 8.15. —Top of Wingrove Road. The speakers will be Mr John Moore, Councillor J. Barker, Lieut. R. Strother Stewart, Mr W. Mr P. O'Rorke, Mr N. Grattan Doyle, Councillor R. Wilson, Councillor J. Currie, Councillor Jas. Wilson, J ...
... England; Mr A. D. Steel-Maitland, M.P., chairman of the Unionist Party Organisation; Walter Hudson, M_P., Mr John Hill, J.P., and Mr N. Grattan Doyle. the Pavilion Theatre the Sheriff Newcastle will take the chair at 3 p.m., and the speakers will bo Viscount ...
... Station about seven o'clock, and was welcomed the Lord Mayor (Alderman John Fitzgerald), the Lady Mayoress (Mis 3 Fitzgerald), Miss M. Fitzgerald, the Sheriff and Mrs Dawson, N. Grattan Doyle, Mr R. G. Mortimer, Major R. Temperley, Mr Alex. Wardlaw, Mr J ...
... presided, and among others present were Mr Walter Hudson, M.P., Sir Walter Runcinxann. Bart., Mr N. Grattan Doyle, Mr Peter Bradley, the Mayor of Wallaend (Aid. John O'Hanlon), the Rector of Wallsend (the Rev C. E. Osborne), Sir Thomas Oliver, Mr Joseph Colonel ...
... THE CALL TO ARMS. RECRUITING PROGRESS ON TYNESIDE. Recruiting lias fallen off oonsiderayy the past few days, but it may taken for granted that it will receive a fillip when the work raising another Commercial Battalion is commenced. Three battalions have ...
... CALL, TO ARMS. YISH INSPECTION COMMERCIALS. AT THE AND PAVILION THEATRES. * « Lord Efaidaaethe Lord High Chancellor, visited Newcastle Saturday and fulfilled series of engagements. arrived at the Central Station eight o-'clock in the morning, and ...
... said Sir John, hnd loyally carried out the underukinff not to 4upply arms to any Party in Spain. If there be leac h e s of the international agreement it would be rash to r oe that the breaches had occurred only on one side. As for peace, Sir John said. ...
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... NEWCASTLE UNIONISTS. MR GRATTAN DOYLE’S REPLY TO SIR JOHN SIMON. The Elswick South Ward Unionist Association (Western Division) opened their winter session with smoking concert at the Forresters’ Arms, Scotawood Rood. Mr Grattan Doyle, one of the prospective ...
... misstep now might cause a repetition of the sad story of the Grattan Volunteers. The resolution also said: ‘“We realise that your forces, to be effec tive, must be armed, and we are determined that arms shall find their way into the hands of every volunteer ...