... to ensure that this stampede shall not rob us of all our gold, and so push us off the gold standard altogether. The consequence* of the suspension of the gold standard are hound to disagreeable. said the Chancellor of the Exchequer in his broadcast talk ...

... Gibson. Miss M, Turnbull. Miss Rutherford, and Miss Borthwick. Harwood. The House* of Parliament pit Monday passed the Gold Standard Suspension Bill through all its stages, and the Royal assent was given. The Chancellor of the Exchequer explained the- ...

... No definite announcement can be made until • clearer view of the general situation following upon the suspension of the gold standard can he obtained . . Whilst the backbench Unionists have declared in favour of an Election at an early date, the Government ...

... reference to Mr Liddell said he had taken to China and had brought home with him sterling qualities which had remained on the gold standard. Mr Liddell said that wlien anyone went to another country to try to give tin* people that country what one felt one had ...

... money !laid oot in investments o' yeh kind an' another must bei having an anxious time. Aw'm no' verra clear aboot this gold standard business , but aw daursay aw needna w o rry. It' s • b ang time since aw saw gold passing in shop—indeed, it's been • thing ...

... *’ said Col. dosiali Wedgwood, Socialist M.P. for Newcastle-umler-Lyne, when interviewed regarding the suspension the gold standard. This change acts un automatic tariff. The export trade and shipping will benefit. It is a per cent, bonus exports. For ...