MR ASQUITH'S SPEECH.

Press, Volume LXIV, Issue 13272, 13 November 1908, Page 6

MR ASQUITH'S SPEECH.

GENERAL SATISFACTION/ffV^fß

BRITAIN'S NAVAL STRENGT§£vvJH

United Press Association—By Telegraph—Copy right -0> 1?J '$$& LONDON, November.fi^^a Mr Asquith's Guildhall BpoextSH^M^m with general satisfaction, and m&j|*ittl|lH is limited to the absence of any'aiife^B tinot affirmation of .tho- ttfttjEwteS^Bl At a private meeting of tho-J|j|g|f||flf: League Committee, ists and Liberals, Mr Walter Long3ffljg||Bf siding, it was unanimously docidadllijruS adhere to Earl Cawdor's namely, superiority of at lpaßfc cent, in largo armoured ships o«s)p|ifi9; next two strongest naval committee is considering what shall take to press on a debate q&Sts£f|fßP