... Defeat Would Not Bankrupt England. Her losses would at once make her a second class power, but they would not by any means bankrupt her. Important sources of revenue would disappear; and valuable avenues of trade would be closed. Colonial careers for ...

... THE LEADER. FROM BEANO TO BANKRUPT(CY. n -— ' ® - Lroyp GEORGE (on box seat of coster’s yoke) :— One time we had a rare old spree, A bout of spending rash, A right old beano then had we In wasting borrowed cash. The purse of Bull we didn’t spare, And ...

... A GREAT DUmMD OF BANKRUPT STOCK OF SWEETS MADE BV SWEATED LABOUR ...

... heads, and say ‘ European statesmanship, is bankrupt.” Perhaps one should say, instead : «It is rickety ”’>—debilitated and unstable. Doctors tell ms that children who are deprived of certain vitamins in their food are sure to be afflicted with rickets ...

... %946 expenses in home industries generally hg 10 per cent. Meanwhile the we);kerveoiauen industries are reduced to a bankrupt condit?iOrt Failing a fall in the value of gold itself, nothing co - retrieve their position except a general fa]] gf :fi internal ...

... to stop the drain, enough money will not be left to put things on a proper footing, for a bankrupt nation will recover with more difficulty, even, than a bankrupt individual. We all know how easy that is ! My great question I reserved for the end. It was ...

... come here to plead for England—but the English are not thinking of us. We must have English markets or the farmers will go bankrupt, and all the wheat and all the beet will not save us.” 1 ] ...

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... experience has been that in the main it was the farmer who did not till his land who went bankrupt. In all cases, almost without exception, the farms of bankrupt men have been purchased by the sons of farmers who made their money on fattening pigs, and ...

... pounds, francs and lire, as the case may be. Germany, being now bankrupt, what is next to happen? Will Dr. Wirth resign? And what sort of Government will succeed him? Austria is bankrupt, but also in a state of collapse. Germany is not. But then Germany ...

... THE TORY UNIONIST AGENCY. Bogus Investigations by Borrowed Britons. TIM Unionist Party is not only bankrupt in argument, it is also bankrupt in method. E'very old dodge has been brought out of the political lumberroom to be used against Ireland during ...

... labour. There ' must be more nllagfi and that of -the highest kifid, or farming would go bankrupt. That is the verdict, and few now dispute it; and if farming goes bankrupt, the of the country, whichhugoneinunntothecxtent of many . millions establish in a position ...