Word: lossiemouth
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Dates: during 1924-1924
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...spirit of peace and reconciliation which has inspired this Conference will remain unimpaired." Away. The Conference ended at 9 o'clock in the evening. Within a few hours, practically all the delegates had quitted the capital of the Commonwealth. Premier MacDonald left at midnight for his native Lossiemouth in Scotland. The French caught the night packet for France. The Italians were gone by the first train in the morning. The Germans were found at Harwich in the early hours of the morning boarding a boat bound for The Fatherland. London became deserted overnight...
...birthplace, Lossiemouth, Scotland, Premier MacDonald said: "I hope that before long we shall have an established peace in Europe. We have had a tremendous time about it, but I think that now we are just about pulling it off. I hope next week to meet the French Premier and the result, I trust, will be complete friendship between Britain and France...
Ramsey MacDonald, Prime Minister of England: "During the War I was banished from the links of the Lossiemouth Golf Club of which I had been a member. Last week I was offered an honorary membership at Lossiemouth. I accepted...
Premier. There follows an outline of the life history of a man who, once a country yokel, has risen to be Prime Minister of Britain. Born in the village of Lossiemouth in 1866; under the influence of village school teacher renounced manual labor and became a student; at 19 years of age went to London, worked in daytime, studied in evenings, health gave way; after long illness became secretary to Thomas Lough, Liberal; in 1894 became a Laborite; stood for election in 1895 and 1900 but was defeated both times; in 1906 he won a seat in Leicester which...