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... MR J. H. THOMAS’S PLEA FOR NATIONAL UNITY. EVIDENCE FOR RECENT STATEMENT. Speaking Deptford on Saturday, Mr J. H. Thomas, M.P., pled for national unity. He declared that he had overwhelming evidence for the statement which he made in Parliament, and that ...
... Bon-Accord Gossip. 51st DIVISION “ARMISTICE” Sir John H. Irvin was speaking a political meeting on Friday. He paused to get toe right word and had a little difficulty in catching it his memory. The silence was broken by voice from one of a bunch of silver ...
... Soldier Son on Radio Mrs Fumeaux, 68 Holbum Street, Aberdeen, heard her son. Bombdr. Douglas Furneaux. Royal Artillery, speaking to her on Monday the radio from East Africa. Bombdr. Furneaux. a clerk with Messrs Richards. Limited. Broad! ford Works. Aberdeen ...
... Mere Men For Army. ANOTHER DRASTIC COMB-OUT ANNOUNCED. Speaking Plymouth Monday, Sir An ok* land Minister National Service, said nobody wanted the war to drift on tor 1920, bait that, or an inconclusive peace, would the result uuletfc all pulled oursoJvee ...
... OUT THE!R OWN MOUTHS, i THE ROCK AHEAD. Mr.R.D.Holt,M.P.,President of the Northern Liberal Federation, speaking at the annual meeting of the organization at Newcastle, on June 13th, warned his that the maintenance of Free Trade impossible if the present ...
... Chapelle. The other colonel of the Gordons had also given up his life like hero, and when they wished speak a soldier in this part of the world, let them speak of Colonel Colin M'Lean. (Applause.) No soldier of that battalion but was proud of that calm, resolute ...
... Society to endow ward in Woodside Hospital, which was to in charge Gaelic-speaking nurses, and which preference should be given to Gaeliospeaking soldiers. Mrs Burnley-Campbcll, speaking to her motion, said she had been told by the Red Cross Society repre ...
... whom one could speak English, and the other Welsh. There is, indeed, the Observer reoaUa, a curious chapter to be written on the linguistic rotations of husbands and wives. The ancient double language of the Caribbean islands (the man speaking one language ...
... National Mission. Thd e are: (1) They must only speak women and girls. (2) They must in all cases, have the permission of the Bishop. (3) They must have the full consent the incumbent. (4) They must not speak from the pulpit, lecrem, or chancel steps. The ...
... occasionally finds himvilf in troubled waters in consequence of his too-breezy manner speaking, part.cularly with queffcons affecting the working-class. Speaking Tutsday at the complimentary iuncheon to the Kev. Dr Cowan in celebration of the Professor’s ...
... satisfactory, and speaks well for the excellent way the nurse’s duties have been carried out among the sick poor that much practical appreciation of her work has been shown. In acknowledging her at the annual meeting,, the Chairman. speaking for The association ...
... Union speaks, it speaks for all its members and their diverse interests —it is a national body. Unity gives it such power that, before legislation and orders are framed, its advice is taken. There is no such powerful national organisation to speak for the ...