... ection. ANOTHER MINISTER ATTACKS LABOUR. Sir .‘rthur Griffith-Boscawen. Parliamentary Secretary to the Board of Agriculture, speaking at Dudley last night, said the•doctrines of the Labour Party would ruin the country. They would destroy credit, stop prosperity ...

... inner councils of the Coalition • 4 hgaises. Mr. Churchill is understood to be in accord with Lord Birkenhead, and when we speak of Mr. Churchill we think of the Guests, and may dedhoe that the Coalition Chief Whip is also of the faith. When we mount higher ...

... WORKING-CLASS MINTS. To the Editor of the Westminster Gazette. Sir,—Your leading article of to-day stateiLthat, broadly speaking, railway rates have been the one form cost that has not risen. Hut your leader-writer should not forget that rents of small ...

... East BANKRUPTCY A MYTH. EUROPE WILLING TO PAY, BAYS SIR G. PAISH. New York, Wednesday (received to-day). Sir George Paish, speaking at a dinner given In the American Manufacturers' Export Association, declared that the much-talked-of bankruptcy European ...

... addition was barred by barbed wire, while the Reichstag itself was occupied by a detachment of the Public Security Guard. Speaking at the opening of the sitting of the National Assembly to-day, Herr Bauer, referring to yesterday's sitting, said : The ...

... mill has reached a capacity of over 10.000 toss per mom , . Mr. tßwin Timmins. the well-known Cornish Controlling Engineer, speaks is high terms the value of the Alluvial ground in every particular, and says in bin report: my opinion this is the best Alluvial ...

... are to be of value Labour must choose men to conduct debate who are fully informed as to the views of those for whom they speak, and must abide by whatever they accept as fair and reasonable. So long as the negotiators are liable to be thrown over when ...

... connexions in South Africa wherever they had the means the staff. Since the Armistice' they had opened twelve new branches. speaking, hem the banking point ni view, the year had been one of considerable difficulty. First, there was the epidemic of influenza ...

... ultimate. ruin.•'—Exchan 11,re. GEN. BLISS URGES HELP FOR POLAND WaAiing - ton, Thursday (received to-day;. General Bliss, speaking before the Way. and Means Committee of the House of Representatives. urged the authorisation of the 150-million dollar loan ...

... This is the latest novelty—a gramophone—its ihroaty screeches and hoarse grunts make day a torture and vs ruing hideous. It speaks well for the endeavour, the persistency of human nature, that what was at one time a none too refined form of musical torture ...

... Bcattv—First Sea Lord. Field-Marshal Sir Henry Wilson—Chief of Imperial General Staff. As we stated yesterday. an engagement to speak at Trowbridge today by Mr. Walter Long has been cancelled. It is being generally considered that these sudden isits to l'aris ...

... Ashton-under-Lune last ti • said much interest had recently been tem/ Liberalism and the Liberal Fart•. So far es I can claim to speak for the T .ibe ra t Party. he declared, I say that the party is not going to be intimidated by threats from re- tionary ...