LARKING'S LANGUAGE.

Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXVII, Issue 69, 21 November 1913, Page 5

LARKING'S LANGUAGE.

.....‘I “THAT CADAVEROUS LAWYER!”

!!v Electric Telegraph—Copyright] Times —Sydney Sun Special Cables. (Received 8.0 a.in.) London, November i2O.

Larkin, speaking at Albert Hall, called Sir Edward Carson “that cadaverous lawyer who took ill at the psychological moment.” He described the Irish Press as the most vicious, intolerant and stupid that any country was ever cursed with.

THE STUDENT'S LITTLE JOKE. London, November 20. The students at Albert Hall raided the electricity generating station and were with difficulty prevented from extinguishing every light in the building. Four arrests were made. Other disturbers broke street lamps and tampered with the fire alarms. MORE LANCUACE. THE AUDIENCE IN A RACE. ! (Received 8.20 a.m.) London, November 20. Larkin at the Albert Hall said Birred was an idle loafer and trickster, and should be shuffled out the back. The Liberals were humbugs and nnetuous hypocrites. When the meeting heard that the' Trade Union leaders had deferred the national conference until 9th December, a storm of hissing and booing swept the hall, and proceedings were suspended for five minutes until the' rage of the audience had spent. |