... BIRMINGHAM, Erdington (C. 5,342). Previous Election: Steel-Maitland (C.). 16.754; Simmons (Lab.), 11,412. Moderate: 40.472. C. J. SIMMONDS (Lab.) 10,435 •Itt. Hon. Sir Arthur Steel- Maitland (C.) H. J. H. Dyer (L.) Majority 133 LA/OUR GAIN (Minn RECOUNT) ...

... MR. MACKENZIE KING. Orr IWA. Thursday. It will be impossible for Mr. Mackenzie King to get Parliament in order after the election in time to attend the Imperial Conference in October. 'I he belief here is that the Conference will be postponed until June ...

... THE KING'S REME Sur Thomas Willes Chitty, who has htvn appointed Senior Matter of the Supreme Court and King's Remembrancer in succession to Biz John MacDonell, K.t'.B., who recently retired, comes of an eminently legal family. Ills grandfather, Thomas ...

... diathermy treatment was applied by Dr. Howitt and Dr. Wood. The Duke end Duchess of York returned to London by train in the afternoon. . Mr. King, a 75-year-old inhabitant of Bognor, who served on the ship on which the King wits a midshipman ...

... which Mrs. Hannah Maria Dotrauer, of Hove, petitioned for the dissolution ofhermarriago on the ground of the alleged misconduct of her husband, Mr. Rudolf Dot:Auer. Petitioner denied that she had connived at her husband's alleged misconduct. Mr. W. 0 ...

... THE KING. Doctors' Examination of X-Ray Photograph. The King's doctors ye.!erday after noon examined the X-ray photographs of the King which were taken at ;Buckingham Palace on Monday by Mr. Graham Hodgson. the radiologist. The conference lasted for a ...

... THE KING. Prince to Deputise at This Year's Courts. It was officially stated at Craigweil House, last night, that the King had passed a good day. After a cold morning brilliant sunshine was again enjoyed at Bognor, and the King spent a long time sitting ...

... DR. NANSEN IN LONDON. Soviet's Plight Explained. AN ULTIMATUM. DONORS TO CONTROL RELIEF FUND. Dr. Semen, the famous Aretie explorer,l iarrieed at Victoria from Moscow last evening by the Ostend boat train. lie was' met by , Lord Weerdale, representing ...

... detailing the votes which Mr Crooke has retiod against the Labour party a motions for ex-Service men, war widows and old-ago pensioners. Dr. Marion Phillips is coming into the division to help the Labour candidata. To-night's meeting:—Mr. Longden at Chandce-rond ...

... KING'S ENGAGEMENTS. The King will move the Court Windsor en June for Ascot Week. the 23rd the King and Queen will present at the Aldershot tattoo, driv to Aldershot from Windsor and visit the Royal Rome Show at Richmond their way. Taday's Broadcasting ...

... Mite May Davis. Mr, Sidney Stoddard and Mr. %'II Kings contributed ctifoTable ...

... Ordinary to his Majesty the King. Lord Dawson of Penn has been very prominently before the public during the last eight months as a leading physician in attendance on the King throughout his severe illness. He flew back from Paris last week while on a ...