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... THE SOLDIER SPEAKS Soldiers too seldom speak out. They could tell us so much that is deeply, almost painfully interesting about the great experiences they share, and that no one who has not been into battle can ever really share with them. Even when they ...
... PREMIER TO SPEAK ON INDIA Mr. Churchill will make a statement on India at the next sitting of the House of Commons. Sir Stafford Cripps told the House yesterday that a debate on the Indian question could take place after the next short recess, if desired ...
... LORD LANSDOWNE TO SPEAK, Since he became Foreign Secretary, after being severely criticised as War Minister. Lord Lsnsdowno has made no political speech outside Parliament. will break silence at Dar- lington on November 27 addressing a demonstration in ...
... The Median Speak Artists. heroine of an experience *o remarkable and. in a way, so enviable, Mrs. Victor Spencer, daughter-in-law of Lord and Lady Churchill, llio latter of whom is a aister of Lord Lonsdale. Mrs. Spencer, beautiful and graceful woman ...
... MR. RUTHERFORD SPEAKS TO CONSERVATIVE WORKING MEN. SUPPORTER OF CHURCH ESTABLISHMENT. ...
... SOME PLAIN SPEAKING. At Bow-street, London, before Mr. de Rutzen, Stephen Hooper, thirty-nine, no occupation. 87, Oxford-street, was charged on remand with stealing a cheque for £l2, the property Gerald Elliiton Collett, and with forging the endorsement ...
... PLAIN SPEAKING BY LORD KITCHENER [PBESS ASSOCIATION WAR Pretoria, April 19.—Last night the members of the Transvaal and Free State Governments, together with Generals Delarey.De Wet, Louis Botha, and their staffs, returned by special train to the field ...
... LADY ASTOR SPEAKS FOR THE NURSERY. • Genera, Tuesday.—Lady M.P.. made speech, which was listened tc will' rapt attention, the Women's International Conjiannee, last night. Speaking of the tMsponsibiSitiea woman, she said they it that their children were ...
... Declined To Speak English In the case against Thomas G. Williams, he ‘eclined to speak English, and said he would not plead unless he could do so in Welsh. Detective-sergeant Williams said defendant made a statement in English admitting sticking Welsh ...
... THE ART OF SPEAKING IN PARLIAMENT. (Front the Sunday Gazette). Amongst the reforms desirable in the House of Commons is & reform in the art of speaking. We do not mean that every member should seek to become an -orator. Far less than that would satisfy ...
... WELSH SPEAKING CHAPLAINS. Mr. ELLIS DAVIES (Kifion. L) asked the Secretary of State for War whether, view of ihc fact that number of Welsh soldiert were in camp at Litherland and Preston, h® could see his way to appoint a Welsh-speaking Nonconformist ...
... PRINCE BISMARCK SPEAKS. A correspondent of the Daily Telegraph gives the follow- ing as a report of a eonversation he held with Prisce Bismarck on Monday last, The correspondent writes :— “Shall I try to give you the dialogue, sueh, at least, as is fit ...