... Mr. Max ton’s Outburst, They ought, however, to consider the real story of Mr. Maxton’s outburst. When speaking the subject of welfare Mr. remembered that his own wife died whilst nursing their child in state of poverty. result of the events of the last ...

... Mr. SmUUe’t Attitude. Mr. Smilli» said that contrary to PrC'H reports, was in his se«t while Mr was speaking, ana, needles* 1“ -•My, his whole sympathy was with Mr. who spoke not passionately celi ugly. I‘n* ceding, he siaid there were rumours serious ...

... l irsions will arise on the Re , attempt to save the of kb° erupt land clauses from at e Asquit h ad Mr. t b_ l Dected to speak in n support ,h -C ''ePeal of that part of the p lv itr 3 ruir landowners to ti , eula eq rs of land transfers to I) epartment ...

... QUINTESSENCE OF BLUFF, A Turkish Boast and an Allied Rejoinder. Reouf Bey, President of the Council of People's Commissaries, speaking to Press representatives. declared, says the Exchange Constantinople correspondent, that the Alliest must accept their point ...

... discovery. China and glass, kitchen furniture, humble, but necessary pots and pans are all to be obtained at reduced rates; not to speak of the bargains to be met with at that myterious 'soft goods' department, which seems to contain something for every room. ...

... ne what they were going do the future. CAPITAL—AND PROFIT. FUNDS NECESSARY UNDER NATIONALISATION. Sir Alfred Mond, M.P., speaking at a week-end conference under the auspicea of the Industrial League and Council, at the residence Sir Ernest P. Bonn, Blunt ...

... comes to have opportunity again is fool. LADY ASTOR EXPLAINS. HER ENCOUNTER WITH SIR FREDERICK BANBURY. Lady Aslor. M.P., speaking at Plymouth .Saturday, explained the incld« in the House of Commons- on the previous day, concerning which, it bad been alleged ...

... City Battalion represented Sheffield as such. The great and final value of the anniversary was that it stood for sacrifice. Speaking with great emotion, the Bishop referred to the time when the news began to leak out that the Sheffield City Battalion had ...

... satisfied that there is no truth in the allegation that five, six, or seven person 3 had been bathed in the same water. Generally speaking, the regulation that each person ,hould have_ clean water, had been properly carried out. With regard to the allegation that ...

... were especially indefatigable, displaying boundless energy and resource, coupled with indomitable pluck. Finally, I cannot speak too highly of the kindness of the people here who have tended us 'with the greatest care. They have been unsparing in their ...

... worked and have been worked? I should like to know, also, what proof he has of the soul of man in the sense in which he speaks? presuming ho • means man's exclusive life hereafter—fantastic idea as it is. I think anyone who devotes an atom of thought ...

... for the time being. Course of Security Prices. - Both investment stocks and industrial and speculative shares, generally speaking, c lose the half-year with quotations well above the opening level. But the net gain is the result of about four and a half ...