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Advertising : 791 wordsThe later-University Boat Race took place to-day, Cambridge winning easily by 4½ lengths. Perfect weather prevailed. Cambridge ...
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Article : 155 wordsMr. Asquith, speaking in the House of Commons, stated that he was awaiting the final reply of Sir John French, Chief of the Imperial Staff, and Sir John Ewart ...
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Article : 145 wordsMr. J. H. Thomas, the Labour member for Derby, addressing his constituents, said there could be no better issue for a general election than whether ...
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Article : 133 wordsCaptain E. F. Morrison Bell, Unionist member for Ashburton, speaking. after Mr. Bonar Law, strongly protested that the new order was the grossest insult ...
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Article : 84 wordsMr. P. H. Illingworth, Parliamentary Secretary to the Treasury, speaking at Blackburn, said the Tories had raised au issue that was threatening the very ...
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Article : 121 wordsMr. N. G. Bell will take up his duties as Engineer-in-Chief of the Commonwealth Railways on Friday. Mr. Dell's first duties will be to prepare tenders ...
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Article : 57 wordsThe "Observer" suggests that the Commons and Peers co-operate to amend the Parliament Act, extending the number of sessions over which bills may spread. ...
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Examiner (Launceston, Tas. : 1900 - 1954), Mon 30 Mar 1914, Page 5
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