Word: irelander
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...hold that the people of Ireland have made a prima facie case for recognition as an independent state, but we are inviting opinion to the contrary as we are deeply interested that the whole truth of the case be known to all. Among the speakers will be Professor Holcombe and Professor Rocking, who doubtless will make a searching analysis of the case. Members of the University who have anything to contribute to a proper understanding of this problem are welcome to speak from the floor...
Further trials for the Freshman debating teams are to be held this evening at 7 o'clock in Harvard 6. The twelve men who were retained after the preliminary trials on Monday evening have been divided into two teams, which will debate on the subject "Resolved: That Ireland Should be Granted her Immediate independence." This is to be the subject for the Freshman Triangular Debate, which will be held with Yale and Princeton on April 15. The exact wording of the question has not yet been decided upon, but will be announced in a few days...
...trials for the Freshman debating team held last night, twelve men were retained. These have been divided into two teams of six each, who will toast Wednesday evening on the subject "Resolved: That Ireland should be granted her independence." Each spend is to be five minutes long. The teams are as follows...
Preparation for the Freshman debate with Yale starts tonight, when preliminary trials for the 1924 debating teams will be held in Harvard 6 at 7 o'clock, Each man is to speak for five minutes on either side of the question, "Resolved That Ireland Should be Granted Immediate Independence." It is probable that this subject will be chosen for the debate, which is to be held on Friday April 15, but this has not yet been definitely decided...
...Coalition. His withdrawal from what the Premier calls the "fighting line" follows on a series of disquieting portents. First there was the dramatic decision of Lord Robert Cecil to join the Opposition in protest against the government's policies. Then came the resignation of General Crozier in Ireland, and finally Lloyd George's own secretary withdrew his services. These events, together with the recent anti-Coalition results in some of the elections, have naturally left the Coalition government materially weakened...