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... MR. STEEL MAITLAND_AND THE RUGBY DIVISION. Much genuine regret will be felt in the Rugby Division of Warwickshire at the resignation by Mr. Steel Maitland of the Conservative oandidature for the Division. He came so near to winning the seat in 1906, when ...
... MR. STEEL-MAITLAND'S CAMPAIGN. Mr Steel•Maitland, the Unionist candidate for the Rugby Division, on Friday evening addressed a meeting at Cubbington. Lord Algernon Percy presided, and in alluding to the sitting member said that Mr Grant ...
... the Conservative and Unionist candidate (Mr. A. D. Steel-Mait; land), Mrs. Steel-Maitland, the Rev. Dr. Dur| ham, D.D., Miss Durham, Mr. and Mrs. Alwyne Mason. Messrs. Bird, T. (lowland, S. Collins, Collins, T. ...
... nation was not united in the intention to prosecute the war to a lasting and final conclusion. (Applause). Mr. Steel-Maitland's Address Mr. Steel-Maitland, who was well received, the course of his speech, said he thought it was only right when man was asked ...
... MR. STEEL-MAITLAND ON ORGANISATION Mr. Steel-Maitland, who was well received, said he wished to congratulate them on the fusion of the Unionist Association with the Kenilworth Polling District Association. Two things were necessary for political success—first ...
... wished to thank both Lord Denbigh and Mr. Steel-Maitland for attending that night Mr. Wood then paid high compliment to Mr. Steel Maitland. referring to him the future representative of the division. (Applause). ...
... Bright, Mr. Thorold, Mr. and Mrs. H. links and Miss Acheson-Gray, Mr. Collins, Miss Moore, Mr. and Mrs. Green, Miss Taylor, Mr. Woodisse, Miss Prime, ...
... MR. STEEL-MAITLAND AT KINETON, A emoklog eonoert took place at the Conservative Clnb Room on Friday of week. Lord Willoughby Broke took the chair, and ah forty aembera were present. Lord Willoughby, on lotrodnoiog Mr. Steel-Maitland, said that gentleman ...
... Dr. King ing dedicated to securing the rights of the States against Federal domination The &salient and Mr. George Lincoln Rock well American Nazi leader. had prestoualy accosted Dr. King and asked if they could speak at a Negro rally here ...
... to the personality of Mr. Steel Maitland, who, of genial ai l vsition an brilliant address, made many friends in what formerly ranked as Radical strongholds. Thanks to the untiring exertions of Mr. Steel Maitland and Mr. A. J. ...
... who was accompanied by Mr. Steel-Maitland, the new Conservative and Unionist candidate for the Rugby Division of Warwickshire, presided, and both were accorded a hearty reception. They were supported by Mr. F. Stanger Leathes and Mr. H. E. L. Hobbs (Conservative ...
... Elisabeth Keynes : 1 em empinyed at Mr. Catton's slop in Kneestreet. I saw Mr. Cation sup ly the primmer with s ene goods in the oh p this fort. sight, the Met. Mr. Cation went away, leaving prisoner in the ship. As soon as Mr. Caton had WI the pentorear asked ...