10 DECEMBER 1927, page 3

On Wednesday, In The House Of Commons, Mr. Macdonald Moved

the Labour Party's Vote of Censure on the Prime Minister. His opening accusation, that Mr. Baldwin (on the occasion- when the Labour Party shouted down the President of the......

A Correspondent Writes To Us That Unionist Associa- Tions In

the Carlisle district are being invited to pass resolutions for the abolition of the Carlisle experiment in Temperance reform. He even expresses the belief that the Associations......

. Finally, Mr. . Lloyd George Protests Against The "

calumny " and "cowardly slander" which have been "spread insidiously and privately by men and women of the baser sort" against his honesty. "Not a penny of this fund," he......

Required To Do So, Have As Good Reasons As Anybody

else to be grateful for the Carlisle experiment as some- thing that can be pointed to as a proof and a test. For the purpose of comparison with private enterprise, however, the......

At A Meeting Of The Parliamentary Labour Party On Tuesday

Mr. MacDonald was re-elected unopposed as Chairman of the Party and Mr. J. R. Clynes as Deputy- Chairman. The day before the meeting a careful state- ment had been issued about......

Mr. Lloyd George Says That Until After The General Election

of 1923 his fund was administered by the Whips without any reference to him. Then a Committee consisting of Mr. McCurdy, Sir William Edge and Major Gwilym Lloyd George was......

Bank Rate, 41 Per Cent., Changed From .5 Per Cent.,

on April 21st, 1927. War Loan (5 per cent.) was on Wednesday 101j; on Wednesday week 101 1 1 , ; a year ago 09 if. Funding Loan (4 per cent.) was on Wedne s day 86; on Wednesday......

Sir Philip Cunliffe-lister Then Made The Speech Which He...

have made a fortnight ago. The situation was not so bad as in 1925. Production and export of coal were both up ; 24,000 more miners were employed. The Government preferred the......